Hunting Washington Forum
Equipment & Gear => Guns and Ammo => Topic started by: seth30 on April 12, 2012, 07:36:34 PM
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The wife and kid are in portand till Monday, and I decided to break the silence around here by doing some projects I have wanted to do but didnt have time in the past for. :chuckle: I made a few :rolleyes: trays for my reloading bench and for a few friends tha reload. I used plywood and drilled 25 holes per tray. I know a few holes are slighly offcenter but other than that, I believe they will work great, and my friends will be stoked to get a couple. :IBCOOL:
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that is a good idea, never thought of making them myself
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Your welcome, Im going to make a block for my 223, 30.06, and 357 rounds tomorrow :IBCOOL:
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you might look for a fostner bit. you won't get the deep pilot hole of the paddle bit and they cut super clean. looks like a nice project! :tup:
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I've done the same thing for reloading my waterfowl shells. If you use a fostner bit like 742 said it will come out a lot cleaner. :twocents:
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Is that a special bit, or can one pick it up at any ace or homedepot? Thanks for all the kind comments guys :tup: I used two of the blocks today a few times and produced a case of shells using my recipe and #2 steel shot.
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either place should have them. harbor freight also has cheapy kits
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They look like this and work slick for what you are doing!
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Thanks for the help guys!
