I found some neat storage bin plans here: https://wilkerdos.com/product/storage-bins With some extra plywood I had laying around, I made some.
Made a couple large:
And a couple small:
I think they came out pretty good, just going to use them in the shop. The scrap I had was ¾ “ so the will hold just about anything .
After you get the build down, you can make any size to fit your needs.
When I was setting up my Lee Load Master for first time use I did a little clean up before putting it into use.
Polished up the ramp for the sliders using some 1000 grit sand paper and a soft rag
Then cleared burs and lightly polished the shell plates. Here is one example:
To avoid primer seating issues I polished off the text on the bolt head and made sure it was flat.
Last thing I did was make sure the spindle was smooth and that the shell plate rotated nice and smooth.
That is it! Put it back together and started reloading.
Had some boards I wanted to replace on the land side of our dock. They look good in the picture but the underside is all tore up.
Just did a rip and replace
Quick post about my salt bath annealing setup. The original idea came from Johnny’s Reloading Bench (again)
Turns out I really don’t anneal near as much as I thought I would. This setup has been working fine for as little as I do.
I use the PID more than anything else.
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