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Reloading Bench - Rowdy Rick - 01-09-2016
http://www.harborfreight.com/60-inch-workbench-93454.html
This is a 60 inch oak work bench from Harbor Freight that I bought a couple years ago for a reloading bench. Has 4 felt lined drawers, a wooden vice, and bottom shelf. Nice quality.
Around $137.00 plus some odd cents. I picked mine up and put it together to save freight.
Rick
RE: Reloading Bench - Rbertalotto - 01-09-2016
Yup, I got one and I always say it is the best thing I ever added to the reloading room. It is fantastic being able to get to both sides of a firearm, especially when someone is visiting and observing.
And I use the wooden vise all the time. Can't beat the price!
![[Image: DSC_5756-vi.jpg]](http://images42.fotki.com/v1630/photos/2/36012/11038879/DSC_5756-vi.jpg)
RE: Reloading Bench - Kurt - 01-09-2016
You cant but the lumber for that price to build it.
Robert it's a sin to have a mole den that clean and organized.
Shame ON YOU!!
Kurt
RE: Reloading Bench - Gussy - 01-10-2016
I have one in my trailer. I don't remember exactly, but I beefed up some parts. The shelf was beefed some and the drawers were also to keep from coming apart eventually. You might look at those drawers. I used glue when I put them together and some small strips under them.
I built cabinets for 30 years and I know where things fail. Take a look at the drawers and shelf under it. I did use glue on all joints. The small things will make this last a long time. Since mine is in the trailer, I figured it was going to take a beating from the ride to Q with stuff in the drawers.
For you guys at the Q. If you need to reload, I have a press and other stuff. You might need to have dies along and a shell holder. I usually have .45 stuff for the 90 and 100. Might have a 38 along this year and maybe even a 40 ?? to early to tell !!
RE: Reloading Bench - Kurt - 01-10-2016
Hey Gussy are you supplying the powder and primers too?
RE: Reloading Bench - Gussy - 01-10-2016
(01-10-2016, 04:28 PM)Kurt Wrote: Hey Gussy are you supplying the powder and primers too?
I have home made powder and reloaded primers. That's what I use all the time.
RE: Reloading Bench - Kurt - 01-10-2016
Well that is better then dismantling roll caps and firecrackers
RE: Reloading Bench - Gussy - 01-10-2016
What do you think is in the primers....
RE: Reloading Bench - bruce moulds - 01-11-2016
gussy,
do you anneal the primer cups each trip, or only every so often?
keep safe,
bruce.
RE: Reloading Bench - Kurt - 01-11-2016
Bruce you never know what that feller will do. He might even put fingernail polish on the cups to make them look pretty. LOL