I'm going to try posting a picture

[USARO4]

my reloading shop

[dragonrider]

You missed.
What are you using for a picture server???

[USARO4]

I have no idea, I cant even find the friggin tool bar it keeps telling me to click on. My name is urrl. Aarrrgh, I give up! Im gonna have my son help.

[West Creek]

Well - you guys just went and made me show off a little

See what I have now

Now Where shouold I put my new relaoding & Gun Room??

[USARO4]

Very nice. I would lean towards the basement, cool in the summer and warm in the winter. Nice place to shoot wax bullets as well.

[Scrounger]

USAR04, check your Personal Messages; I sent you a fairly simple instruction on posting pictures direct from your hard drive without having to first post them on a web hosting site like Photobucket. Give it a try.

[Underclocked]

http://allyoucanupload.webshots.com is about as easy to use as anything I've seen. You just browse to your picture on your computer and select it... then choose whether you want it resized....then click the Upload button. You will be presented with a series of links to either thumbnails or full size images, choose then copy the entire line beneath "for a forum or message board (primary)*" then paste that line into the body of your post.

The line you copy will look something like this {URL=http://allyoucanupload.webshots.com/viewimage?imageID=1038212449226789697]{IMG]http://aycu34.webshots.com/image/793/1038212449226789697_th.jpg[/IMG}[/URL} I have changed four of the squared brackets to the curved style so you can see the text rather than the picture. Otherwise the { should be [ , the } should be ] .

Here's an example of a thumbnail which will take you to a page with a larger version if clicked.

http://aycu34.webshots.com/image/793/1038212449226789697_th.jpg (http://allyoucanupload.webshots.com/viewimage?imageID=1038212449226789697)

Works well but the free part does not include an online "album" so if you want to reuse the same pic later, you will need to know the links for it. Suppose a guy could make a word doc or similar with all the addresses for pictures you have uploaded along with a short description.

[danski26]

Scrounger
Will you PM me with those instructions also?

[Scrounger]

Scrounger
Will you PM me with those instructions also?

Done.

[charlie / sw mo]

USAR04, check your Personal Messages; I sent you a fairly simple instruction on posting pictures direct from your hard drive without having to first post them on a web hosting site like Photobucket. Give it a try.

scrounger could you send me those instructions ?

charlie in sw mo

[Baldy]

:-D I am a computer dummy but, I am going to try this and put my bench on here.

http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h268/4Baldy/B_Bench.jpg

[chromecrow]

Outstanding!! How do you keep it so neat? West Creek, I have a hole in the ground just like yours. I do my reloading there. Oh, Mine has a house sitting on top of it now... ?

[West Creek]

Chrome crow
My hole is getting filled up - got the deck and first floor walls up. Definately gonna have a relaoden room down in the basement - probably a little shootin range too fer when the wife aint home. The pole barn has a 6' door in the back corner right in line with my target range so I can shoot from inside the heated insulated shop and under a nice canopy for shade. Been a long time comin - should be done for next season of shootin

[versifier]

Baldy,
Do you have maid service or what? :mrgreen: My heart would blow a gasket if my workbench was that neat. I hope you talk to yourself. [smilie=1: I will see if I can get a decent shot of my bench (the only place I have that neat is my computer desktop, the virtual one, not the desk my computer sits on). :???:

Boolit/bullets & primers are stored belowdecks, some books, extra tooling, powder & Lee dies on the shelves to the upper right. The scale and powder measure are not set up, scale sits on the bench's upper shelf and powder measure attaches to mounting bracket on the underside of the same shelf. Work surface is cluttered with groups of targets from last several range sessions, & brass and boolits for next loading efforts, along with misc. clutter that seems to find its way there all by itself. Casting bench is not in view and shares space with my wood lathe.

[Frank46]

Man, all I can say is that you guys with the spick and span reloading setups must have one heckuva maid service or too much time on your hands. All kidding aside, nice setups. frank

[wills]

Neatness is a sure sign of a diseased mind.

[454PB]

I always figure if you ask a man for a tool, and he can find it within 10 seconds, his house keeping is fine. My loading room is well organized, but not neat.