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I first read a thread like this on another forum. Folks posted ideas on how to make reloading more efficient, less expensive and fun. A couple ideas I had posted before:
Instead of an expensive brass shifter. I bought a litterbox with a litter box size sifter for cat poop. I pour in the tumbler load and shake over the litter box. I can clean up a tumbler load in about ten seconds. It lets errant .22 brass from the range through but traps everything else. Cost $10 or less at Walmart.
Use a router with a V-groove bit to put a v-channel about an inch in from the edge of your reloading table. Catches everything that rolls and makes spilt powder clean up a breeze.
Heavy plastic Planters peanut containers from Sam's or Costco are great for storing clean brass. They also store most anything else.
Desiccant (drying agent for storage) can be had on ebay for pennies. Search under "flower drying"
Instead of an expensive brass shifter. I bought a litterbox with a litter box size sifter for cat poop. I pour in the tumbler load and shake over the litter box. I can clean up a tumbler load in about ten seconds. It lets errant .22 brass from the range through but traps everything else. Cost $10 or less at Walmart.
Use a router with a V-groove bit to put a v-channel about an inch in from the edge of your reloading table. Catches everything that rolls and makes spilt powder clean up a breeze.
Heavy plastic Planters peanut containers from Sam's or Costco are great for storing clean brass. They also store most anything else.
Desiccant (drying agent for storage) can be had on ebay for pennies. Search under "flower drying"