Lee turret holders

[RustyFN]

I have seen a lot of new Lee classic turret users and have seen people ask about something to put the spare turrets in. Well I grabbed a turret and went to the hardware store and this is what I came up with. Hope it helps somebody else that wants to keep them off the bench.
All of the fittings are 3/8 pipe thread.










I like how it gave me back some valuable bench space. They are mounted to the top edge of a shelf and are around 14" above the bench.

Rusty

 

[Joemyxplyx]

Thank you Rusty. Great answer to the eternal turret holder question.

 

[Naear88]

Nice job great idear

 

[stoney1666]

I just turn the bottom upside down on the round plastic die boxes and put the holder on it and put the top back on, cleans the dies clean.

 

[smilin-buddha]

That is a great Idea thanks.

 

[cajun 48]

Rusty, Always knew you were good for something and now I know what for. . .Helping others! Thanks for the idea! aj b

 

[RustyFN]

Rusty, Always knew you were good for something and now I know what for. . .Helping others! Thanks for the idea! aj b

Thanks, don't tell my wife she still thinks I'm good for nothing.
Rusty

 

[KSCCHTrainer]

Rusty,
Thanks for posting this. I did simplify it a bit and made it cheaper. Instead of using that "Street - L" elbow and the female/female coupler, just use a standard elbow with female threads on bothe ends of the 90. That way it will mate right up with the long nipple coming from the floor flange and you won't need the coupler at all. Cuts the parts count to 4 and drops the cost a bit depending on where you get your plumbing parts.

 

[RandyP]

+1 on the turret/die set cases. Inexpensive protection from dust, store on a shelf just fine and totally out of the way.