Reorganizing the gun/reloading room and adding a rolling work bench.

[MCMXI]

This looks promising, albeit a little boring. I'd need to trim off 3" from one end but that shouldn't be too hard.

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[horsemen61]

@MCMXI don’t you see this would be a great place to talk about organizing the reloading room .......We don’t have a good thread on that we have a reloading room pic thread,A what have you invented thread,But not a organization thread THIS COULD BE IT!!!!!


What does everyone else think?

 

[MCMXI]

@MCMXI don’t you see this would be a great place to talk about organizing the reloading room .......We don’t have a good thread on that we have a reloading room pic thread,A what have you invented thread,But not a organization thread THIS COULD BE IT!!!!!

I vote that @jmorris start that thread!

I find that when I'm organized it inspires me to actually work on things. When I'm in a state of chaos I find it quite debilitating. There must be a medical term for that.

So talking of organizing, I rescued a Craftsman caddy tool box from the garage. I've had it for 20+ years and I think after a good clean it'll be useful in the gunroom. It's 8" wide, 12" deep and 15.5" tall.

 

[Walkalong]

Those are great for additional storage of small stuff.

 

[Nature Boy]

I’m a nut when it comes to keeping my reloading area “dress-right-dress”

I’d love to see a thread on organizing your reloading area

 

[horsemen61]

@Walkalong can we make this a sticky?

 

[Walkalong]

A link in the Reloading Library of Wisdom perhaps?

 

[horsemen61]

A link in the Reloading Library of Wisdom perhaps?

that would be splendid!

I’d love to be able to reference this thread for years to come!