I’ve heard of some folks mounting their reloading presses in a semi-temporary manner by first bolting the press to a sturdy board, say a 2x10 or 12, then clamping the board to their work bench.
I’ve the following that I’m thinking to mount to one board, then hang everything overhead for out-of-the-way-storage between reloading sessions: A Dillon 650, an RCBS Rock-Chucker, RCBS Uni-Flo powder measure, a Giraud case trimmer. Our garage has a 11’+ ceiling for some reason. It’d be a handful, but I was thinking a couple (4, to keep things level?) eye bolts in the end, and hoisting them overhead when not in use.
Do any of y’all do this? If so, what clamps to use? Would 2, 8” C-clamps suffice? Or, do I need those bigger wood type clamps? Any handy photo’s would be appreciated, for this carpenter-klutz type to plan out his work bench construction. If this doesn’t work well, I’d likely build my work bench a couple-3 ft. longer and dedicate that end as the “reloading area. Space is limited, and a bench I can move later to a shop proper is wanted.
This is just thinking aloud a bit. Advice/opinions are appreciated.
Tommy