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Posted: 9/21/2015 3:22:56 PM EDT
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I had to drop down to a four foot bench.
Has anyone ever used some type of quick change bracket? To have mounted. For fast press change out? I have hornady single stage and the ap. Thank for the help. |
| What you are after is this from Lee Precision. $34.99 + shipping |
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Inline Fabrication... Fantastic stuff.
You will need to build something to rest the LNL on while you run another press though. I had to build a little contraption out of wood. It's a PITA to set aside in a tite spot. I just expanded my work area so I can finally place some tools permanently on bench. |
 I use drilled holes in my bench for a low cost solution. Bolts and T nuts. SDB mounted, the extra holes are used when 550 is in this location.  Bottom of the bench what the T nuts look like mounted. T nuts, http://www.lowes.com/pd_454356-37672-180297___?productId=4409693&pl=1&Ntt=tee+nuts |
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Quoted: Dry those t-nuts hold up good ? I used 1/2 inch bolts to mount my presses down. I've never seen a t-nut that big. I will have to look. Only go to 3/8 at this link.  Might consider drilling and tapping a steel plate, I used bolts and nuts in this pic. |
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Inline Fabrication Quick Change Mount System shown below storing a Hornady Classic and AP in <half the width of my 6'x2.5' bench. The black plate on the benchtop just visible stage left holds any of my 6 tools when in use. Takes less than 1 minute to swap the next tool in. Dan has plates for a lot of reloading tools, and will custom make plates if needed to fit any odd requirement you may have.
I top mounted the plate, but it can also be routed flush into the table. Other plates are available at various heights above the table. 
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