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Contenderizer · 12-26-2008, 05:15 PM

Mine is an old table that I used in my business to hold a copy machine. The table is made of light-gage sheet metal, has a shelf under the top, and it's on wheels. About 2'X3'

Yes, its too small, but I'm pressed for space. I solved the strength problem (the top is also light-gage sheet metal) by installing a 2x4 under the top and bolting the press though both the top and the 2x4. The whole thing probably doesn't weigh 20 lbs, yet its solid enough for everything that I do. It's nice to be able to wheel it around the house.

Needs a cup holder, though.

12-26-2008, 05:15 PM	#5
Contenderizer Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: North-Central Florida, USA Posts: 599	Re: What does your reloading bench look like Mine is an old table that I used in my business to hold a copy machine. The table is made of light-gage sheet metal, has a shelf under the top, and it's on wheels. About 2'X3' Yes, its too small, but I'm pressed for space. I solved the strength problem (the top is also light-gage sheet metal) by installing a 2x4 under the top and bolting the press though both the top and the 2x4. The whole thing probably doesn't weigh 20 lbs, yet its solid enough for everything that I do. It's nice to be able to wheel it around the house. Needs a cup holder, though. __________________ NOTE: The information herein is provided free of charge. In some instances, you may actually be getting your money's worth. Author of: The History and Guns of Simson & Co., Suhl www.cornellpubs.com