08-18-2015, 05:41 AM
Awesome bench!
I have to second the recommendation for the Inline Fabrication quick change mounting system. Very solid, functional, and high quality.
I have two quick change mounting brackets and plates for my Rockchucker and my 550B. I didn't want to eat up space on the front of my bench with two presses mounted. I mounted one bracket in the back in the "dead space" behind the working press. Works well to swap press positions. Do some mockups, measuring to see what height you want, etc. You can even get Inline Fabrication plates for other tools like trimmers, Dillon super swage, etc.
Here's some pics of mine to give you an idea of my setup. Don't laugh at my bench...maybe someday I'll build a nice one. I did make the top for this one.
![[Image: IMG_7584%20small_zps6in0szfm.jpg]](http://i1137.photobucket.com/albums/n507/jschmiddy/Bench/IMG_7584%20small_zps6in0szfm.jpg)
![[Image: IMG_7559%20small_zpsj4hdzv7z.jpg]](http://i1137.photobucket.com/albums/n507/jschmiddy/Bench/IMG_7559%20small_zpsj4hdzv7z.jpg)
I have to second the recommendation for the Inline Fabrication quick change mounting system. Very solid, functional, and high quality.
I have two quick change mounting brackets and plates for my Rockchucker and my 550B. I didn't want to eat up space on the front of my bench with two presses mounted. I mounted one bracket in the back in the "dead space" behind the working press. Works well to swap press positions. Do some mockups, measuring to see what height you want, etc. You can even get Inline Fabrication plates for other tools like trimmers, Dillon super swage, etc.
Here's some pics of mine to give you an idea of my setup. Don't laugh at my bench...maybe someday I'll build a nice one. I did make the top for this one.
![[Image: IMG_7584%20small_zps6in0szfm.jpg]](http://i1137.photobucket.com/albums/n507/jschmiddy/Bench/IMG_7584%20small_zps6in0szfm.jpg)
![[Image: IMG_7559%20small_zpsj4hdzv7z.jpg]](http://i1137.photobucket.com/albums/n507/jschmiddy/Bench/IMG_7559%20small_zpsj4hdzv7z.jpg)

