Wall Mount Reloading Shelf

At a glance..

This article describes how to build the wall-hung "bench". It is for the bloke whose adobe is almost totally devoid of space to devote to a handloading hobby.

The details..

"Handloading and Workbenches" is a practical guide that teaches readers how to construct their own compact workbench for handloading ammunition. The author shares detailed instructions on building the Econo-Bench 1, which measures only 3 feet square by 10 inches deep. This bench can be easily mounted onto any wall with standard wall studding using just four heavy wood screws or Y%-inch lag screws.

The book includes an itemized list of materials needed as well as tools required to complete this project. Readers will learn about cutting components to size, assembling the unit with glue and nails, securing the cabinet top and bottom in place, installing shelves and counters securely while leaving enough clearance between each shelf.

Readers are encouraged to sand down all surfaces before finishing up with paint or varnish. The author recommends adding Masonite covering over the work counter after finishing so it's easy to clean up spills from loading powder scales etc., without damaging the surface underneath.

Overall, "Handloading and Workbenches" offers valuable insights into creating a functional workspace for those who enjoy reloading ammo at home but don't have much room available. It's perfect for anyone looking for an affordable yet efficient way of setting up their own personal workshop.