InLine Fabrication Quick Change Press Mounting System

I have finally installed the Inline Fabrication Quick Change Press Mounting System on my bench.

[kevinroberts]

I buy a press for each round. I'm at 15 presses for the calibers I shoot. Each have their own bench.

[TheRedneckPreppy]

I have to confess to actually laughing when you made that comment about people who stand up while reloading. Fellow sitter here!

[wessfulton]

For me it's your ability to take a ten minute topic and turn it into an hour long video repleat with humorous observations and great commentary. That and valuable reloading information is what makes JRB videos so great. Thank you!

[davestein]

“I can take a 10 minute video and make it much longer.” LOL. One of the reasons I subscribe! Informative as always. Practical. I have several Inline Fab products and they are amazing. Thanks sir!

[BoltActionReloading]

I just tightened the set screw to take out the slop and never touched it again. Its a good system. the top plate storage is great. I saved the protectors that the top plates shipped with to keep the studs from getting dinged up. Next thing you know there will be a dillon on a quick change plate there.

[terryfountain]

Use your extra lag screws to secure bench to wall studs

[Stonehombre]

Johnny, I've watched/downloaded MANY of your videos and I love your work, BUT I've never heard anyone whine so much about the BEST purchase you could have made !!!! I used to sit down when reloading and started having some issues. After watching Ultimate Reloader using this system I bought the 9" tall stand and 4 plates for various presses, etc. I also bought 2 of the accessory plates that attach to the end of my other bench to store my (not in use) presses. The Inline Fabrication system is BY FAR the best system going...PERIOD. I am now one of those "weirdos" as you say ( I stand to reload) and I couldn't be happier. Stop whining and start using the best system on the planet. I have no affiliation with the company. Just an extremely happy user.

[edolson]

Thank you for the thorough video. I hate it when videos are too abbreviated and leave me with more questions than answers. This video was perfect for me since I am the new owner of a Lee Breech Lock Challenger press and a Lee APP.

[randlecarr]

Inline Fab is awesome. And it’s not just mounting plates. Their press accessories and storage solutions are well thought out and high quality too.

[Eric-]

Great video, going to go check out Inline Fab now. Now that you have some extra 3" wood screws, find a couple studs behind your bench and use the screws to secure it.

[Ferr]

I had been thinking about incorporating this system into my presses for some time. Your video has convinced me. Very pleasant and very well explained. You would be a good sales agent for the guys at Inline Fabrication.
Greetings

[CAAT-pfol]

Just picked up a Redding T7 for my bday. Can't wait to give it a shot!

[justsnuggle]

1, 000 thumbs up on the equipment reviews. I was looking at that universal bullet seater and my first thought was I wonder what Johnny would say

[gunslingerjbk]

Love my InLine mounts, makes for quick changes, good vid!

[ssswdon]

I also opted for the hanger that allows you to organize your presses on a wall

[coltsfan]

I'm not one to complain because one of your videos is too long. I enjoy them all. I remember watching you put the 5000 subscriber sign up. I looked and seen you have over 90K now. We need to get you to 100K so you can add a new sign.

[wardo]

I just started to reload and I went overboard on everything including Inline Fabrication pieces including the Quick Change. Today I was putting up LED lights above the bench (I have the Dillon XL750).and the press and case feed was totally in the way. I twisted the wing nuts off, detached the press and bingo...I could get up on the bench and mount the lights. It worked great. I did run into the same problem when I installed the Quick Change in that I had to use screws because of the 2x4s underneath and I used 3/4 inch plywood as my top layer over 3/4 existing plywood (this was in my garage as a workbench).

[SimpleLife]

Shortly after I began reloading in the late 1970's (boy did that hurt), one of my first thoughts was to have a common mounting plate secured to the bench. I opted for a 10 x 7 x 3/4 CRS plate then drilled and tapped holes which accommodated my press collection which of course grew over the years. While I don't have the quick mount system shown above, most of the presses use between two and four bolts to mount. Switching presses takes only a minute and the plate also accommodates vises, priming tools, case trim tools, and neck turning tools

[JohnDoeEagle]

I appreciate your cadence and speaking while on camera. You don't stutter, stammer or drag your feet and pace repeating yourself. As a person who gets straight to the point and walks fast, talks fast, gets things done and doesn't waste time I am right with you. Say what you think and mean the first time. BTW, I like these mounts too!

[motor]

Johnny,
I have the same setup on top of two benches and Inline Fabrications makes quality products. If you haven’t tried it yet, look into the case ejector system, it works like a champ and saves some time and motion. Love your channel and have learned a ton from you without blowing my face off. Thanks!