Bit of advice #3.... keep things extremely basic and simple for the first 5000 rounds or so. No fancy add ons - no powder thrower - no primer feeder - etc. etc. do it all by hand, measure it all by hand, and learn before trying to get fancy or going for additional speed or automation. i.e. walk before you stroll or run.....
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Out of all the great advice you've received in this thread, I think this might be at the top of the list. DO IT ALL BY HAND AT FIRST.
You would be amazed what you learn just from your own senses as you go through the process. The importance of touch and feel cannot be overstated. (After you've hand-primed a couple of thousand cases, you'll know when you've got a loose primer pocket. And after you've loaded a while with an RCBS Chucker, you'll learn what the "appropriate" amount of resistance felt is when using a FL resizing die.
There are plenty more examples. But get your hands dirty for a while. Don't short yourself the education just to make things happen quicker. I've been reloading 7mm rem mag cartridges for 21 years now, and I still hand measure every single powder charge. I also hand clean primer pockets, tumble (before and after resizing), and hand prime all cases.
Just remember, it's about the journey...