Lee Loader

Just joined the forum yesterday. Here is the bench I just finished last week. I looked at the Harbor Freight bench. I build octagon picnic tables and farmers type tables on the side, so I really wanted to build rather than buy my bench. I may add some front to back feet along side the legs for added stability. It does rock a bit when I seat the primer. I would secure it to the wall or floor, but it is in the dining room, so my wife might frown on that

Looks very good to me! Got'ta have a good wife to let you set up in the dining room! Welcome to the forum.

Very nice indeed. I can tell you for sure that your building skills far exceed mine. Welcome to the forum and welcome to the fine hobby of reloading..hmmm, octagon pic-a-nic table. You'll have to show us a picture of one of those. Sounds like a complicated build to me, but my skills with wood are just slightly better than a Woodpeckers.

I tend to slap benches together so your's looks like a fine piece of furniture.

It looks like you should sell reloading benches on the side too!

Bought one of mine off craigslist for 1/4 what it would cost to build and financed 5 digits for the other....it came with a free house after the big down payment.

Looks very nice and sturdy. Do you have a light in the overhead part?

Fyodor wrote:Looks very nice and sturdy. Do you have a light in the overhead part?

Yes I do. I also just ordered some 4" LED tape light strips to place inside the press.

Wow....those are NICE....I'd say beautiful, but REAL MEN don't use that word unless it relates to the furniture on a fine rifle....(or your Lady on occasion)