Just got my Shop fixed. Lets see yours too.

[TC66]

Well after rearranging things over and over I finally got it all sorted out. Here is what it looks like now. You can't see the other counter I have set up for tumbling and sizing/lubing. Replacing the lee single stage with a RCBS Rock Chucker tomorrow.

http://content.glidesociety.com/image.aspx?id=b1216cd2-e8c9-4e0f-b9d3-3055e2f61fb4

Here is a link to more pictures.

https://home.rr.com/tcsreloading

[West Creek]

Well - here's my new gunroom. Spent the last 3 years building a roof over it. It's still a work in progress but there is finally light at the end of the tunnel. Probably the last time anyone will ever see it tidy again. Already broke it in a bit and cleaned my newest acquisition - a 92 winchester made in about 1920 cambered for 32-20. Figured I would give it a wipe or two for a good look at the barrel. Tried to take the bolt out and got a good lesson in patients for free. Wont be long and I'll be teaching my old boyscout leader how to reload. I'm 40! he called me a couple weeks ago asking me to give him a lesson or two to get started - can;t think of a better way to break in my new room.

[kawalekm]

And this is after I tiddied up.
http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r55/kawalekm/reloadingstation.jpg

[Hang Fire]

Plastic shoeboxes and coffee cans are my friends

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y92/TANSTAAFL-2/P1010003-6.jpg

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y92/TANSTAAFL-2/P1010002-1.jpg

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y92/TANSTAAFL-2/P1010001-7.jpg

[snaggdit]

OK, I spent the afternoon casting and pan lubing some boolits I was short of. Finally got time to take some pics and share my "space". First, here is a shot of my office and my "crack desk". I call it that because after I built it my wife saw it and said "What were you thinking? Were you on crack?" LOL
http://www.freeimagehosting.net/uploads/22d2462cf1.jpg
OK, I dedicated the left end of the crack desk to reloading.
http://www.freeimagehosting.net/uploads/c15c24d65d.jpg
I'm not as organized as some of you. My extra stuff is in boxes piled against the wall.
http://www.freeimagehosting.net/uploads/fedfc3ac51.jpg
I do my casting on my workbench in the garage.
http://www.freeimagehosting.net/uploads/08510560b2.jpg
And here is my afternoon's worth of boolits. 40s, 9mms and 45s.
http://www.freeimagehosting.net/uploads/d0d41e0ee5.jpg
:smile:

[bbs70]

If I kept my reloading/casting area (my garage) that neat and tidy my wife would think I was up to something.
No matter how I try to keep everything in place and in order, it never stays that way for long.
Guess I'm just a slob.

[dolang1]

One good thing about being a slob, at least in my case, a forgetful slob, I find stuff that I have missplaced and it's just like Christmas. The other day, in my reloading/casting area (my garage) I found 500 pieces of brass for 45 in an ammo box. Just like Christmas morning. Later Don

[rockrat]

Thirds on the slob club. If there is a square inch of empty space in my shop, I end up putting something there. My wife refuses to go there, if she can help it. She will just come inside the door and tell me something and leave. I can put something down and lose it in 10 sec, yet reach under a pile of stuff and pull out something I need, that I haven't used in 5 years.
Finally, someone pointed out to me that I am such a perfectionist, that if subconciously I can't have it perfect, then I leave it messy. Kind of explains my golf game. I can shoot the best score of my life, yet it will criticize myself for the shots I missed.

[PatMarlin]

Great looking setups. THose canterlevered benches really save some space.

[PatMarlin]

one good thing about being a slob, at least in my case, a forgetful slob, i find stuff that i have missplaced and it's just like christmas. The other day, in my reloading/casting area (my garage) i found 500 pieces of brass for 45 in an ammo box. Just like christmas morning. Later don

lol...!