My Desk

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Pigslayer posted this 23 February 2012

Was sitting here this evening and took note of the mess on my desk. I started laughing & thought I should post this.

If someone else had of done to me what I did to myself . . . I'd have killed him. Humility is an asset. Heh - heh.

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Brent posted this 23 February 2012

I don't see any reason to clean it but I would quickly hide that empty Miller bottle and replace with a full bottle of a quality beer. :)

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Big Iron posted this 30 March 2012

It looks OK to me. A messy desk is the sign of a smart man!

BI

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TRKakaCatWhisperer posted this 30 March 2012

Big Iron wrote: It looks OK to me. A messy desk is the sign of a smart man!

BI

and a clean desk is a sign of a sick mind.  :)

:D:P;)

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cat1870 posted this 04 April 2012

Looks goot to me !!!

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Johnny Breedlove posted this 04 April 2012

I wish I had a desk like that. I have lots of reloading space, and it does'nt seem like enough. My reloading area is a mess and I am sure if I had a desk like that it would also be a mess.

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JetMech posted this 04 April 2012

It doesn't matter how big your desk/bench/work area is. The fact is that casting and loading equipment is, in reality, a gas. It will expand to fill ALL available space.;}

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Johnny Breedlove posted this 04 April 2012

Right on Dollar Bill. I have had to move my reloading and casting stuff 5 times over the past 41 years and I sware it multiplies in rout, from one home to the next.

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72coupe posted this 04 April 2012

As far as messy yours is not close to mine.

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Ken Campbell Iowa posted this 05 April 2012

what an amazing shot !   did you realize that you captured,    frozen in time/space,  the rare appearance of one of natures most rare entities .....  the * elusive VICE GRIP Squozers *... almost never found in the very spot you last used them, and for sure never when you most need them  ...

over the past few years, i have purchased about eight of these, figuring that at time of need, at least one of these all-purpose hand vises would appear in the same universe as my latest immediate need .......   amazing how they rotate between my kid's garage, my wifes toyota glove box,  and my neighbor kid's shooter box ....

you otta submit this photo to youse-tube...be real popular with those folks that have found their own 'grips missing ..

ken

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72coupe posted this 05 April 2012

Ken that is a very small vice grip that I found with my metal detector. It is atached to a tee handled wrench that I found.

The Hornady bullet seater, that I like very much, has a flaw in that sometimes the chamber that aligns the bullet to stick in the up position. I stick the allen wrench vice grip combo into the hole in the top of the seater. Problem solved.

I am a Land Surveyor and I find lots of tools while looking for survey markers, usually Chinese made cresent type wrenches.

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billglaze posted this 11 April 2012

Asd my wife has frequently noted, it makes no difference if I start out with a totally clean bench. Before the project is completd, I will be working in a square of about 14". It doesn't seem to make a difference how big tkhle project is; it's a space of 143” where all the work gets done. If the task laps over the edges of the cleared space, well, that's just the way it is. However, one big difference: No bottle of Miller's--however, Old Crow.............

In theory, there's no difference between theory and practice. In practice, there is. My fate is not entirely in Gods hands, if I have a weapon in mine.

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Pigslayer posted this 17 April 2012

billglaze wrote: Asd my wife has frequently noted, it makes no difference if I start out with a totally clean bench. Before the project is completd, I will be working in a square of about 14". It doesn't seem to make a difference how big tkhle project is; it's a space of 143” where all the work gets done. If the task laps over the edges of the cleared space, well, that's just the way it is. However, one big difference: No bottle of Miller's--however, Old Crow............. Ain't that the truth?? But I'd replace the Old Crow with Bushmills. LOL

If someone else had of done to me what I did to myself . . . I'd have killed him. Humility is an asset. Heh - heh.

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res45 posted this 22 April 2012

and a clean desk is a sign of a sick mind.

Then I must be insane:shock:

'Artisan' in Lead, Brass & Powder.

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TRKakaCatWhisperer posted this 22 April 2012

Not insane. OCD perhaps. :)

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TRKakaCatWhisperer posted this 22 April 2012

Not insane. OCD perhaps. :)

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hunterspistol posted this 22 April 2012

I see those coffee containers and 2400, nope, nothing wrong there at all!

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Pigslayer posted this 26 November 2012

Still haven't cleaned my desk. LOL

If someone else had of done to me what I did to myself . . . I'd have killed him. Humility is an asset. Heh - heh.

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CB posted this 26 November 2012

This is my patio werk bench, no casting or reloading :-(

Just set it up 7 weeks ago. I never seem to get it cleared off, one project after another :D. Life is good, not tidy..........

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Pigslayer posted this 27 November 2012

Dan Willems wrote: This is my patio werk bench, no casting or reloading :-(

Just set it up 7 weeks ago. I never seem to get it cleared off, one project after another :D. Life is good, not tidy.......... I believe that I could set up loading/casting equipment on that.

If someone else had of done to me what I did to myself . . . I'd have killed him. Humility is an asset. Heh - heh.

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RicinYakima posted this 27 November 2012

Well, my only inside work and reloading area is attached below. Not much, but workable with the ability to change tools on the bench. It is 32 outside and the wind is belowing 25 knots, and will stay about like this for 3 months. I've learned to “make do."

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