Valley Forge
06-03-2013, 12:28 AM
So I've been wanting to put together a portable rig for some time and I decided I'd just start cutting some wood and see what would happen so here's what I've done so far. I wanted to use stuff I had so I began with my workmate..
72437
I made a top that could be anchored to the workmate with t-nuts and 1/4-20 knobs..
72438
Although I can use my regular balance beam and uniflow measure I wanted to use my electric scale/measure so I needed a power source. I found an adapter for my Milwaukee battery pack that outputs 12VDC and a trip to Radio Shack yielded a cigarette lighter adapter I could use for the Chargemaster.
72439
I mount all my presses on a the same wooden plate and I mount them temporarily in different places around my garage depending on the task at hand so I installed the same t-nut pattern on the portable bench.
72440
I thought I wanted to use the case trimmer while standing around the other side but didn't want to permanently mount it so at the moment it is mounted on a plate that stays rigid enough with those little clamps.
72441
I generally intend to prepare the cases before departing for the range but I also wanted to be able to fully reload cases if desired.
72442
It was pretty hot here while I was putting this together so I grabbed a beach umbrella from the garage... and I think I'm gonna leave it.
Just wanted to share what I was doing with you guys, it's still a work in progress.
72437
I made a top that could be anchored to the workmate with t-nuts and 1/4-20 knobs..
72438
Although I can use my regular balance beam and uniflow measure I wanted to use my electric scale/measure so I needed a power source. I found an adapter for my Milwaukee battery pack that outputs 12VDC and a trip to Radio Shack yielded a cigarette lighter adapter I could use for the Chargemaster.
72439
I mount all my presses on a the same wooden plate and I mount them temporarily in different places around my garage depending on the task at hand so I installed the same t-nut pattern on the portable bench.
72440
I thought I wanted to use the case trimmer while standing around the other side but didn't want to permanently mount it so at the moment it is mounted on a plate that stays rigid enough with those little clamps.
72441
I generally intend to prepare the cases before departing for the range but I also wanted to be able to fully reload cases if desired.
72442
It was pretty hot here while I was putting this together so I grabbed a beach umbrella from the garage... and I think I'm gonna leave it.
Just wanted to share what I was doing with you guys, it's still a work in progress.