Inline Fab Quick Change

[Earl Keese]

Anybody using this system? Likes/dislikes? I was all set to build my new reloading room, but I'm thinking it'll be postponed a while. 

https://inlinefabrication.com/collections/hornady-lock-n-load-ap-ergo-roller-lever/products/quick-change-demonstration-video-watch


https://youtu.be/z4F93tWTC7Q

[timetofly]

That I like.  Next bench I setup I'll be looking at this for sure.

[tdogg]

I have it, It's a very handy system.  I have a lock n load, a coax, and a lee turret.  I also have the storage plate bracket under my bench that stores the coax and lee.  The lock n load with case feeder is obnoxious to handle but the quick change ultramount is worth every penny.

It really is that easy to swap out presses.     It's very stable and brings the shell plate up into the right position for case powder inspection.   It also pairs nicely with the ergo handle and makes the ergonomics much better for those longer reloading sessions.

The ultra mount is a pretty much a requirement and if you have multiple presses the quick change system is worth it.

Most of the inline stuff is money.   I have a number of there products and they all deliver.

Cheers,
Toby



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[Earl Keese]

I have it, It's a very handy system.  I have a lock n load, a coax, and a lee turret.  I also have the storage plate bracket under my bench that stores the coax and lee.  The lock n load with case feeder is obnoxious to handle but the quick change ultramount is worth every penny.

It really is that easy to swap out presses.     It's very stable and brings the shell plate up into the right position for case powder inspection.   It also pairs nicely with the ergo handle and makes the ergonomics much better for those longer reloading sessions.

The ultra mount is a pretty much a requirement and if you have multiple presses the quick change system is worth it.

Most of the inline stuff is money.   I have a number of there products and they all deliver.

Cheers,
Toby



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Thanks for the feedback. I currently have a Rock Chucker on a strong mount and love it. Was going to add a mount for my LnL, but due to relocating I'm currently limited to a very small space. This looks like the perfect solution,  I might even add the vice plate.

[aasbra]

I have several of the in-line fab flush mount quick change plates on my benches.  Two of them hold a Dillon 550 and 650.  The third one holds a small vice, an rcbs bench priming tool, a couple different rcbs presses, a Dillon super swage, and a forster co ax press, depending on what I am doing.  I have a bunch of stuff mounted on the quick change plates, all neatly stored on the wall hanging brackets when not in use.  Inline fabrication stuff is first rate, and they have been great to deal with.

[bang bang]

depending on how handy you are, you can just mount to some plywood good plywood.

Then make a table (top) with a "T-slot" so they slip into place.  A clevis could be used to "secure it".   Then when you dont need a press, just make a filler block to make the table nice/flat.

I have all of my presses on 1 inch plywood, and C clamp them into place, where ever i need them.

I also made plywood cases for them, and have like a dado in the sides to slip the press into place and hold it secure. 

[Earl Keese]

My plates arrived Saturday. As expected, quality is top notch. Thanks for all of the feedback, I'm glad to get back up and running

[Wobbly]

My son uses the Inline Fab UltraMount (which is the same thing without the quick change) on his Big Boss II and loves it.

[Dan_69GTX]

Earl, (and others)

With the quick change plate(s) - do you notice any movement?  The LNL primes on the up stroke, so I don't want play in the mount.

I might consider this for the new reloading area.

Dan

[tdogg]

It's solid as anything.  No movement once tightened down with two thumb screws (up or down).  It really is a great system and I frequently change out my presses when reloading precision rifle and bulk pistol.

My bench moves more than anything but moves less with the ultramount.

Cheers,
Toby

[Earl Keese]

I load with an LnL as well. It's rock solid, no movement. I'm going to add a couple more plates for a bench vice, etc.

[black43]

I have the flush mount for my Rockchucker and then the 4 inch junior for my LCT. It is very solid, doesn’t budge an inch. I bought the quick change system in case I ever go progressive with a Dillon. I like that you can also buy mounts for vises and cut saws (for 300 BO trimming). It’s very flexible and I would recommend it to any reloaders. It truly is amazing how this hobby grows and accumulates....

[Dan_69GTX]

Thanks for the info!!