single stage presses

[Papa Charlie]

I am going to buy you some nuts and bolts for your birthday so that you can use those C Clamps to do something like clamp together wood that you are bonding together.

Danny

I am going to buy stock in a clamp company

 

[hpshooter]

I am going to buy stock in a clamp company

Great example of two different vantage points on the same problem! One an expedient sensible solution to a problem, the other the hope of long term gains. The reason Capitalism works! Better quit before I get too political.

I do both. 3 presses are permanently mounted on the primary loading bench. 450 Dillon, 550 dillion and a rock chucker. other presses are "C" clamped ,as needed, to a multi purpose bench. Mec Shot Shell press, Dillon Square deal B,Redding T-25, Pacific "C" press and, if I am desperate for frustration, one of 3 Lee 1000's from my dark days of reloading.

 

[Papa Charlie]

Great example of two different vantage points on the same problem! One an expedient sensible solution to a problem, the other the hope of long term gains. The reason Capitalism works! Better quit before I get too political.

I do both. 3 presses are permanently mounted on the primary loading bench. 450 Dillon, 550 dillion and a rock chucker. other presses are "C" clamped ,as needed, to a multi purpose bench. Mec Shot Shell press, Dillon Square deal B,Redding T-25, Pacific "C" press and, if I am desperate for frustration, one of 3 Lee 1000's from my dark days of reloading.

I mostly use my Inline Fab quick change for all my equipment since I have limited space. However, I don't have one for every tool so I use bar clamps or C clamps for those.

This is especially practical when I am trying a new tool that I may or may not keep depending on how well it actually performs.

Can you believe it, some manufacturers actually over state the benefits of their tools. Who would have thunk it!