Dillon 1050 with tumbler dies and more $1,500

[thughes]

Thanks! How big a bench I need for something like this?

Hey Rob, you probably don't remember that 2" thick butcher block dining room table I have at my old house but I was just remarking last night about how it would make an awesome reloading table/bench. It's yours if you want it Bro!

[usmcveteran]

No I don't, not to big? Would be awesome! Haven't heard from you on fridge..... You move that yet? If you need help with any of that stuff you know you can ask and I'm more then willing to help.

[thughes]

I've been busting my balls for the past 5 days emptying the joint out. I'm taking the GF and my daughter to Cleveland this weekend to do the R&R Hall of Fame, I'll drop you a line early next week and we can get that table over your way...it will make an awesome reloading bench.

[thughes]

Ex Brother in Law helped me with the beer fridge and the motorcycles last weekend, thanks.

[usmcveteran]

Well if there is anything else let me know, got lots of gardening questions for you too. Not sure where if anyplace I can because of shade and one spot not sure if its to close to maple tree.

[Cgrutt]

On its way, had to disassemble some of it so here are some pics of how it goes back together. I labeled some things with blue painters tape....

[Cgrutt]

Some more pics

[Cgrutt]

And a few more...

These hold shell in carrier. They just slide in hole. They are in a bag stapled to frame in next pic.



Wood shim is just keeping alarm from going off while shipping. Take it out and discard it.



Packed up and ready to go. The case feeder, case feeder support and powder tube is screwed down to frame with some strapping.

[Guest]

Good lordy that thing looks HUGE!! U can probably fit a car in there now no??

[usmcveteran]

Thanks! Is that set up for 223 currently?

[Cgrutt]

Yes 223.

[Cgrutt]

BTW, each caliber needs the dies and a conversion kit. There are two empty storage boxes for the 223 components that are set up on press. This is the way it came from factory. There are dies and conversion kits for 9, 10/40, 45 and 308 in the second box. Good luck with it. I'll be buying another one just like it when things turn around, lol...

[Cgrutt]

Also the handle faces out and has three different settings (you'll see indents where the set screw goes). I turned the handle in to ship. Loosen screw and turn it 90 degrees and tighten. I had it set in the middle position but you'll need to play with it to see what works best for you. I threw in the hex keys that you need to reassemble what I took apart. It's only a few bolts and a clevis pin for the powder drop. I think between the pictures and the labels you'll figure it out but just give me a call if you have any questions. I also through in an unopened CD that should take you through set up an use.

[usmcveteran]

Thanks, yea I have been reading up on the stuff last day or too and got through 16 pages of manual so far. I just need to get some 223 brass and components to try it out, good excuse to shoot some rounds!

[Cgrutt]

Oh BTW the tumbler was out of the box but still had original packaging wrapped around it. It hasn't been used yet. I took off the nut and washer that holds lid down and put it inside the tub. The box wouldn't close with the nut on LOL...