I live in Alabama, hot and humid here in the summer. I have to have something that controls humidity or my non aluminum moulds will turn into a pile of rust.
I found a large " 20 mm size " military ammo can with a rubber seal in the lid.
When I saw it, I thought " Gee ....that would make me a real nice bullet mould storage cabinet."
It came home with me and I got started to work.
I decided to make me 2 trays inside with individual compartments to hold my molds. Each tray holds 28 molds X 2 shelves = 56 molds in total.
Each compartment will hold a single or double cav. mold. I built it such that I can even put a HP mold and its pin in the compartment without a problem.
I've labeled each compartment with the Mould Brand, Mold number, Caliber , etc. This is an added piece of organization that is welcome.
I have a " Golden Rod " in my mould storage cabinet.
My system is now 9 years old, I've never seen a tiny
spec of rust on any of my moulds.
Pics below of the " Finished Product " .
Tell me what you think ......
I found a large " 20 mm size " military ammo can with a rubber seal in the lid.
When I saw it, I thought " Gee ....that would make me a real nice bullet mould storage cabinet."
It came home with me and I got started to work.
I decided to make me 2 trays inside with individual compartments to hold my molds. Each tray holds 28 molds X 2 shelves = 56 molds in total.
Each compartment will hold a single or double cav. mold. I built it such that I can even put a HP mold and its pin in the compartment without a problem.
I've labeled each compartment with the Mould Brand, Mold number, Caliber , etc. This is an added piece of organization that is welcome.
I have a " Golden Rod " in my mould storage cabinet.
My system is now 9 years old, I've never seen a tiny
spec of rust on any of my moulds.
Pics below of the " Finished Product " .
Tell me what you think ......
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