A box to hold all the Lee Load Master Items for a single caliber. Yes it might be over kill, but I like it. If you are going to go, go all the way, plus at least 10%
I made a box to hold the boxes:
A box to hold all the Lee Load Master Items for a single caliber. Yes it might be over kill, but I like it. If you are going to go, go all the way, plus at least 10%
I made a box to hold the boxes:
I added the Gun Saver Dehumidifier to the bottom front of the fridge.
You can see the temperature rise and rise ….
Room Stats:
Temp: ~76
Humid: 73-75
The Humidity is dropping:
The Temperature got to almost 90 degrees! I was not comfortable with that. I moved the rod to the freezer area. You can see the temperature drop.
Room Stats:
Temp: ~76
Humid: 73-75
The humidity went up a bit. We will see how it looks in a day or so.
Room Stats:
Temp: ~76
Humid: 73-75
The outside and inside temperature dropped a bit, but inside the fridge it looks pretty stable:
Looks like the humidity is pretty stable too. Within ~1%
Will keep an eye on it and post major changes.
With the Covid-19 thing wrapped in an election year, reloading supply consumables have disappeared. To better store what I have I decided to make a storage environment. AKA the ammo/reloading fridge:
First thing I did was gut an old fridge I had:
Then using paint I had on hand I painted it up and put it back together.
Then I ran electric through the ice maker hole. Added a power strip and hooked up a Raspberry Pi to take and record Temperature and Humidity:
Next I will add a Gun Saver Dehumidifier and take some readings.
Date:____________ Date:____________
Rifle Caliber:__________ Rifle Caliber:__________
LPP_____SPP_____ LPP_____SPP_____
COUNT:__________ea COUNT:________ea
_____ Deprime
_____ Clean
_____ Primer pocket go / no-go
_____ Swager (if Necessary)
_____ Anneal (if necessary)
_____ Lube/Resize
_____ De-Bur flash hole (if Necessary)
_____ Trim/Chamfer
223/5.56 trim to 1.745*
224 Val trim to 1.590**
300 AAC Blackout 1.358***
6.5 Creedmoor 1.910****
_____ Clean
_____Load
* 223 REM The 2015 standard is 1.760″-0.030″, so 1.730″-1.760″ is the current range and the middle value is 1.745″, which should, by tradition, be the trim-too length.
** 224 VAL The 2018 standard is 1.600″-0.020″, so 1.580″-1.600″ is the current range and the middle value is 1.590″, which should, by tradition, be the trim-too length.
*** 300 BLK The 2015 standard is 1.368″-0.020″, so 1.348″-1.368″ is the current range and the middle value is 1.358″, which should, by tradition, be the trim-too length.
**** 6.5 CREED The 2015 standard is 1.920″-0.020″, so 1.900″-1.920″ is the current range and the middle value is 1.910″, which should, by tradition, be the trim-too length
This is for the Harbor Freight Tumbler
In each tumbler drum I put:
Ultrasonic Brass Cleaning:
Brass Tumbler (HF Edition):
In each tumbler drum I put:
Brass Tumbler (FART Edition):
In the tumbler drum I put:
Ultrasonic RCBS Gun Cleaning Solution:
Ballistol Ultrasonic Cleaning Solutuon:
10% per one gallon = 12.8 Ounces (oz)
From <https://calculate-this.com/percent-solution-calculator-gallons>
I will round up to 13 Ounces and top off to a gallon. 6.5 Ounces for a half gallon
2 x 16 oz Ballistol $29
32 oz RCBS $23
I just got the Bald Eagle 9 Liter Ultrasonic Cleaner, BE1167 for $375.00 without shipping. Regular list price is $650.00. I have been wanting a large ultrasonic cleaner for a while. I was looking at the Hornady Lock-N-Load Hot Tub for Sonic Cleaner 043310 as it has a great feature set, it is just above my budget.
The Bald Eagle comes with the same features and accessories including the hanging cords:


All closed up:

I will post updates as I start using it more.
REF:
Bald Eagle 9 Liter Ultrasonic Cleaner, BE1167 User Manual (I scanned it)
Another draft document. Have a look and leave comments so I can make it better. HERE is a link to the pdf.

HERE is a copy of the shooting Log Book I am trying to put together
Let me know what you think by posting comments
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