Who uses the in-line fabrication quick change mount system?

[thescoutranch]

This looks like it will work for my situation.

Who uses the in-line fabrication quick change mount system for their reloading presses?

Quick change press mounting system. One mount, countless uses. – Inline Fabrication

Inline fabrication quick change reloading press system swap Redding Dillon Hornady rcbs Lyman

inlinefabrication.com

Pros and cons? Would you buy it again knowing what you know now?

 

[msharley]

Hey Scout,

I have the "short" INLINE STRONG MOUNT for both of my 1050's....Very well made. I also have their 1050 handles...

Am sure the "quick mount" will be great!

I had the 38Special/38 Super apart for service. Should see the mount...

Later, Mark

 

[Maverick44]

They are good to go.

I have the flush mount version. I love it, and I regret not getting it sooner. It's really cleared up my bench space since I don't have have to have it lined with presses and stuff now. It only takes a few seconds to swap presses. They also have a wall mounted storage rack that works with their bench mount system. I have some of those racks, but haven't gotten around to doing anything with them yet.

 

[Dawico]

This looks like it will work for my situation.

Who uses the in-line fabrication quick change mount system for their reloading presses?

Quick change press mounting system. One mount, countless uses. – Inline Fabrication

Inline fabrication quick change reloading press system swap Redding Dillon Hornady rcbs Lyman

inlinefabrication.com

Pros and cons? Would you buy it again knowing what you know now?

Inline in general makes good quality stuff but I don't have that particular system.

A cheaper option is to mount your presses/ tools to chunks of 2x and C clamp them to your bench. I also have shelves for storing everything so I can keep my bench clear depending on what I'm working on.

 

[xdmikey]

Another happy participant in Inline Fabrication's quality part systems.

I load standing up and I have two different benches that are perpendicular/form a right angle. By choosing two different height bases I have both press mounts at the same height.

 

[gll]

Looks nice, but I made my own 35 years ago out of 1/4" plates drilled to fit on to another with studs, and tightened down with wingnuts.

The studded plates (I made a couple) have been screwed down to loading benches generally, and one is currently mounted on a grinder pedestal for portability.

I think the basic idea is great and has a lot of utility!

 

[robertc1024]

OP - Glad you posted this, I hadn't seen those before. Had I known, I wouldn't have given away one of my presses for lack of bench space.

 

[thescoutranch]

OP - Glad you posted this, I hadn't seen those before. Had I known, I wouldn't have given away one of my presses for lack of bench space.

I agree, I don’t have that big of a bench and having the reloaders mounted to it are constantly in the way. I was googling looking for this exact option when I stumbled into it. I’ve not heard anything bad on them yet, and the price for the system is cheaper than I can build it myself for.
LOL

 

[GasGuzzler]

I use the Lee (cheaper) version. Works fine for what I use it for (O-frame, turret, APP, and formerly a LAM-II).

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[Bully]

I have it and love it. Wish I had gotten it sooner.

 

[RankAmateur]

I have a couple of the quick change bases mounted to a large bench, and quick change plate mounted tools like trimmer, concentricity gauge, arbor press, etc. I mounted both of my large presses on quick change plates as well.

System is very useful and stable. Best suited to a setting with very limited bench space where you intend to do a LOT of one process. Essentially takes each tool and simulates the stability of permanently mounting it to your bench. If you have adequate bench space, it may be more practical to leave press(s) permanently mounted, and mount smaller tools that don't requite that level of stability to movable bases/boards.

Most practical use of the system recently was when I had to "put away" all loading equipment when we were showing the house for sale. Took all of 5 minutes to unmount both presses and 3 other tools to hide them in closets (grin).

 

[bdhawk]

This looks like it will work for my situation.

Who uses the in-line fabrication quick change mount system for their reloading presses?

Quick change press mounting system. One mount, countless uses. – Inline Fabrication

Inline fabrication quick change reloading press system swap Redding Dillon Hornady rcbs Lyman

inlinefabrication.com

Pros and cons? Would you buy it again knowing what you know now?

i am a big fan of inline fabrication. i have the high mount for presses and and the flush mount for stuff like boolit sizer/luber, rcbs priming tool, powder thrower, rcbs primer pocket swager, bench grinder, belt sander, small 4" bench vice, and prolly a couple of other things i cannot remember. dan, at inline fabrication, has all sorts of neat stuff for many different reloading machines and companies.

 

[Tacticaloptions]

Excellent products, I highly recommend them, I have their flush mount base system in my workbench and can’t believe I lived without it for so many years