So I'm building crates for shipping presses for the guys that have them coming to them.
I ended up doing this 5 years ago on some preowned Dillons.
Anyway hats off to the guys that have shipped me lino in a crate............in a flat rate box.
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So I'm building crates for shipping presses for the guys that have them coming to them.
I ended up doing this 5 years ago on some preowned Dillons.
Anyway hats off to the guys that have shipped me lino in a crate............in a flat rate box.
There, that's better.
Very nice Duke.
"Just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they aren't after you." Joe Heller
Thanks Walt. I used the mounting hardware that was used for mounting to the bench. They are bolted into the crates. The handles are in slots on the uprights. There also double boxed.Originally Posted by Walt
They are assembled with crate staples and glue. They should just slip out the back once unbolted.
DO NOT USE A KNIFE ON THE TOP OF THE BOX
I'm just glad I'm reducing my moving load.
Last edited by Just Duke; 08-09-2013 at 06:55 AM.
Sounds good.
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I went online once to the post office site,and they show way more sizes for their flat rate boxes than my local PO carries.Takes a while to get them,but they will deliver them to your house just like mail.
might help for 'next time
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I don't think these would have fit in flat rate boxes.
Hey Duke I bought one of these. Many tks for taking the time and effort to ship them in these crates ,Im sure a cardboard box would not have held up to well looking forward to receiving mine KEN
Great job Duke.
Always nice when the product shows up in the same condition it was shipped in..
Bo
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Thomas Jefferson
Thanks guys but there just some simple crates.
You are working way to hard. I volunteer to show up with a pickup truck and haul away some of that excess brass you will have trouble moving. Destination: my place!
We have been moved! I love moving.
Speaking of moving here are few more crates. SO-CRATES
Looks like the crates worth keeping after getting the press out of it!!
Ditto for me!
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That look on your face, when you shift into 6th gear, but it's not there.
Dukes the only gunut that I am aware of that buys and sells reloading presses in Herds!
Naw not me. They were wifeys for 45 Colt, 44-40 and 44 Magnum. We still have some single stage presses but switching over to 1050's.Dukes the only gunut that I am aware of that buys and sells reloading presses in Herds!
1050's, well you can't get better than that. I am jealous.
1050's have always been state of the art.
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