[red_metallic]

I have not reloaded for 20+ years and am slowly getting back into it. I cannot dedicate the space for a fixed spot and want to be able to take it down when I finish. What are you comments on the setup below? What would you change or add? It seems like a straight up good idea.

Portable Bench (http://accurateshooter.wordpress.com/2007/08/28/portable-shooting-bench-free-plans/)

http://accurateshooter.net/Blog/benchportablex200.jpg
http://accurateshooter.net/Blog/benchportablex271.jpg
http://accurateshooter.net/Blog/benchportablex800.jpg

[lgbloader]

I think it's a great little bench. Maybe buy one of those bookshelves from Ikea ($20) and you can put all your other tools and components on it.

I say go for it.

LGB

[ants]

red metallic - I built my portable the same, but without the sides and it doesn't look as pretty.

I drilled holes for the small progressive press on the front, the shotshell press on the left side, and on the right side the single stage press for rifle loads. I use bolts and wing nuts to attach/remove as I require.

[red_metallic]

Thanks for the feedback and coments guys!

I think I might make it a bit wider but keep the press mounting area within the dimensions of the Workmate for some elbow room.

[Walkalong]

That is cool. It should work great.

[earlthegoat2]

Same exact thread right here for more info

http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=435832

[red_metallic]

Good Lord, I can't believe I missed that thread.

[33rowdy]

I understand your idea and everything but, I think I would put about a 4" strip of steel plate on the front top edge ware your press is mounted. More strength for the twisting of the wood. I see you do have a support their though