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    Quote Originally Posted by Airgator0470 View Post
    Looks nice... just hope you don't ever have to size .308 MG brass... Over the years, I've torn my Rockchucker off the table top more than once sizing MG brass and brass fired out of M14's... lol.
    Mapper is a little tiny fellow I doubt he'd break that thing You need to beef up with some burritos bro




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    Very nice work!

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    Thats beautiful.

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    thanks for the comments and suggestions,
    on the slot furthest to the right, I took bob's suggestion, and
    drilled through both layers to put 2 3/8" bolts sandwiching the
    heavier turret to the top.. it slides in and out easy, and 2 bolts go through it,
    the bottom of the bolts are t nuts and are attached to the underside of the table..

    still flexible, and easy to slide in and out of, and have a clean table top.
    I think it will provide enough support with 2 3/8" lag bolts through the top plywood, and 2 3/8"
    through bolts through the entire top, in that station that is over a support leg to let me work
    on 308 brass.. if not, I'll add 2 more through bolts..

    time will tell..

    I was measuring chambers last night, and it was nice to have a bench that gave me workspace for it.
    I still need to move it to its final location, and work on lighting..
    but its a lot better than the small desk it replaced.

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    I'm looking at rebuilding mine, and I really like some of the features you have. I will steal them.

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