[ra407]

Would anyone use these legs to make a reloading bench for a Dillion 550 with a strong mount? I am thinking about putting plywood for a top.

[ra407]

this is the pic.

[ilbob]

Are these sheet metal legs?

Thats what I have. I reinforced them with 2X4s and bolted the whole thing to the wall to stiffen it up. Works fine.

[bobhead]

They look very similar to legs to I made from my L-N-L. I used oak butcher block for the top and ran threaded rod all the way through the press down to the bench. Very stable.

See:
http://www.thehighroad.org/showpost.php?p=2960627&postcount=11

[RustyFN]

They are hard to see but doesn't look to bad. It doesn't take much just use a sturdy top and bracing to keep out the shake. I built a work bench in my garage and converted half of it for reloading when I started.
Rusty

http://www.thehighroad.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=45201&stc=1&d=1158889671
http://www.thehighroad.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=45480&stc=1&d=1159405956

[Snagglepuss]

Sears workbenches, always on sale.

[RustyFN]

I was at Sam's Club today and they had a bench that would be perfect for reloading. It had metal leggs, butcher block top. peg board back, two drawers and a light on top. It was very strudy and came with a stool. They were asking $198.
Rusty

[Bear41mag]

I just used 4x4's for legs, 2x6's for a top and covered it all with a piece of hardboard to smooth out the surface, then added some shelfs.

Can't even feel the thing move when I use the Dillion 550 on the strong mount.

http://i116.photobucket.com/albums/o21/Bear41mag/2-21-2006-07.jpg