I'm not finding these dual drawer slides you have. Could you drop the link?

typical boomer. can't keep the phone more than 10" away from face

Looks great!

Wow. I hope this area has super air purifiers and fire suppression! Absolutely amazing shop! I do several hobbies and certainly can appreciate the time, education and expense involved here.

Please STOP chewing gum when doing a video. It is very annoying. I was enjoying your videos and I reload with my husband, then this video came on and you were chewing gum. You sound like a cow.

I will have that a Harbor Freight magnetic parts holder works great to keep up the Allen wrenches and the priming alignment tool you didn't use in the video 😊

I'm a retired engineer and just getting started with center fire reloading having done shotgun shells many years ago. I researched what press I needed and selected the Forster. I think it's probably the fastest single stage one available and does precision work. I even prefer to prime on it I am getting a second press a Lee to use for primer pocket swaging

And people comment, about the stuff I got. I run 1 LP &1 SP, not individual presses per caliber. Thats IMPRESSIVE!

Thanks, very informative series, but please consider two things: 1.) Mounting the camera closer to the press and 2.) watch out for that chewing gum ( it's rather unprofessional chewing with an open mouth like that while recording yourself)😉

Where did yo get the case tube seperators?

I love your reloading room. I find it to be a never ending job organizing and setting up my work space, you have done it right! I am a Dillion guy after years with Hornady. I run 4 Dillion XL 750’s and a bunch of Hornady AP’s some still new in their boxes which I plan to sell when i find the time to list them. Like you I take very good care of my equipment and really enjoy reloading, Great job on maximizing your space.

Holy snit guy

Lee is good stuff and your $' s go a long way.

Great idea thanks for sharing

I deprime with my little RCBS press and a univeral lee depriming die to keep my main press clean.

Very smart!

You’re missing out , on the best part of the press.. leave the set screw loose on the die and let it float, it allows misalignment and helps with concentricity.. I leave mine floating.. it’s designed to float.. that’s why it’s called the coax..

Genius!!!

5 years , were he go to or at??

I realize this is an old post however I chose to thank you for the inspiration. Very good thinking.

Unbelievable set up. Well organized for sure. You sir have alot of money invested in your man cave.

Just wanted to stop in and tell you.. You’re a damn genius… I bought a loadmaster a few years back because of your video series. I’m getting back into it now and the first thing I did was spend an hour searching for your channel to get a refresher. Thank you sir for the value you’ve shared. I hope you’re doing well.

Where did you get the hub.

do you have any videos on the Six pack pro?

Wow, that’s a great shop you got there 👍👍

Wow, your’e better stocked than any box store I’ve ever visited. Concerned that you have too much free time. Great video

Super nice, even better organized and you are apparently loving the hobby and it shows.

No wonder we can get primers or powder 😢that is one crazy obsession..cool 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

BIG POPPIE WHERE DID YOU GO ??????

I know this video is old. But it sounds like he hasnt fine tuned the load master Which is quiet the task.. Because the load master is temper mental in my opinion. Once you get it set. Dont mess with it thats for sure. Im assuming thats why you have 10 presses specifically for each caliber.

Can you load 223under cases like 1.745

You called it, "a finished round." No crimp?

You’re slacking. You need more

Any updates? Can't seem to find one like it or better.

Last night I broke my pin on my new rgd lee .223 set but I was able to spin it in a drill and turn a new pin into the tip but I’ll not be able to shorten and turn it again as it won’t grab so I need to go ahead and order atleast a spare probably the thin tip for the small hole .223

Holy LEE presses! Pretty cool. Thats alot of stuff. Like all the primers and powder.

Wow, nicely done. When the civil war starts, we're coming to your house.

Awesome reloading room! Lots of great ideas

Or you could use your decaping die.

My friend, I am very jealous of you workrooms…..well thought out, well equipped and is my idea of a reloaded paradise…..! I guess I’m curious about what your ballpark expense on just the countenance of your place is…thanks for making think bigger scale….!

How much is she spending? Nice set up by the way. Cheaper than Dirt = more expensive than gold.

Awesome Idea, thanks for showing that Harleychrome!!!!! an new videos??????

Too many presses.

One Dillion 750 would’ve been a better investment.

Thanks for your video, you do a very thorough walk thru on how to set up the LM. I'm setting up for 9MM on my LM. Problem is 2 cases drop down from the 4 tube case feeder and lock the case slider from moving forward. I'm using the small case feeder. The height of the case slider is taller than the 9MM case itself. How is only one case suppose to drop and the 2nd one not drop? Hope that's clear.

What happenned to this guy?

Thanks for the video, I hope you get back to making videos

Pop the top off the drum. Run it under faucet until clear. Remove brass with the head up. Pins leave with water and stay in drum.

I've told people that a good bench is a requirement for reloading, and to figure it into your costs. This is a great bench.

Great job! I built mine and anchored it to the back wall and the concrete floor so it’s really secure, but will have to get those drawers for sure. I also didn’t do a t-track because my machine is on a fixed strong mount but can see how flexible it would be for moving tools around. Really useful. Thanks for sharing! 👍