Bench for reloading

[LeeEnfieldNo.4_mk1]

I used the big shipping bench from Uline. You can choose what top you want. I chose the thick maple top. I added electrical outlets on both front legs.

The nice thing about this bench is that lower shelf. It really makes the whole thing sturdy. I did add a table leg from ikea just for a little bit more support for the middle of the large top. It doesn’t move even with a lot of down force put on the presses. The whole thing is quite heavy.

Those U-line Benches are fantastic. Quality wood top, adjustable sturdy legs,lots of options as well. Not cheap but way better value then similar ones from a hardware store.

 

[Canuck65]

Might be okay if you can fasten it to the wall. Otherwise, might be rickety.

 

[6MT]

Might be okay if you can fasten it to the wall. Otherwise, might be rickety.

Yes, my Uline bench is bolted to the wall.

 

[ted_dent]

Might be okay if you can fasten it to the wall. Otherwise, might be rickety.

Unless a bench weighs several hundred pounds I think it's always a good idea to bolt it to the wall/floor.

 

[remington jim]

I used the big shipping bench from Uline. You can choose what top you want. I chose the thick maple top. I added electrical outlets on both front legs.

The nice thing about this bench is that lower shelf. It really makes the whole thing sturdy. I did add a table leg from ikea just for a little bit more support for the middle of the large top. It doesn’t move even with a lot of down force put on the presses. The whole thing is quite heavy.

NIce Set up 6 MT ! Your REAL tidy ! RJ

 

[4n2t0]

I, too, got a Uline bench. Sure, they're more expensive, but I'll never need to replace it. It's quite heavy, and although I probably didn't have to, I bolted the legs down to the floor. Rock solid!