I would check with any of your local friends that have been reloading for a bit to get a walk through using your equipment. Alternatively, there are a few Youtube videos, though I'd probably post a link here and see if there are any glaring errors in it, but there are a bunch of decent ones out there. I would start with pistol ammo, as straight wall cartridges are a bit easier, though steps are similar. And definitely ask if you have any questions as a penny's worth of powder can have catastrophic consequences.
I started reloading pre-internet and followed the steps in my Lee, and later Speer reloading manuals. I didn't know anyone that reloaded then, so I just paid attention to each step and double checked everything I did. You seem to have some top notch equipment, and even the powder dropper has the baffle which helps prevent the one thing that is hard to keep an eye on, which is proper powder drop. My only issue was when my dropper bridged and I had some very light loads in my 9mm, I could see the bullet traveling to the target, just lucky I didn't get one lodged in my barrel.
