Agree with @sungazer, smooth bench-top. Makes cleaning easier and makes handling items like case blocks easier if you can just slide them around. As I said, mine is a solid core door so it has a masonite outer that has a tough painted finish. I always use reloading blocks when handling cases for loading. Plastic tubs for doing bulk work like trimming etc. I use a thin rubber mat on top if I’m working on a gun, both for protection and grip on parts so that they don’t roll off and go missing. Built in shelving for dies, tools, etc. I built the locking cupboard part for primers and ammo that I’m working on so that is in easy reach but still satisfies the NSW storage requirements.
New storage cupboard made from left over kitchen reno with added shelving.
Added shelving over safes, trying to reduce the amount of shit stacked up.
As can be seen, really need to enlarge the room again!
Note how far I have to walk out the door to my shooting bench and 200m range.
