Nice reloading bench on sale

[MattTheHat]

http://www.grizzly.com/products/Bench-60-with-Drawers-Birch/H7724

I'm going to order a few of these for my shop. One to hold a small lathe, another as a reloading bench and another as a "regular" bench. I notice when I checked on line that they're $100 buck off right now. Not cheap, but a lot of storage and a sturdy looking bench for $300.

-Matt

 

[dc.fireman]

http://www.harborfreight.com/60-inch-solid-oak-workbench-93454.html

-tc

 

[tango2echo]

My local Harbor Frieght runs that bench on sale for $99 every so often. I bought one for the shop and it is good quality. I glued and screwed everything together and leveled the legs. I don't use mine for reloading, but it would make a fine bench for that. The Grizzly one is way over priced.

t2e

 

[MattTheHat]

Not bad, but I think I'd rather have the extree storage space with the Grizzly. The HF model sure looks like a good deal, though.


-Matt

 

[ambidextrous1]

I've been eying the Harbor Freight bench; it's a bit wobbly as it is, but that can be remedied without much effort or expense.

I'm tall, so both benches would have to be made taller by mounting them on
4x4 frames. That would permit installation of a shelf for items too large to fit in the drawers.

Can anyone else suggest a bench that I should consider?

 

[Rule3]

We were in Costco and Sams yesterday and they both have a bench/Work table with metal legs and a butcher-block type top.

Sams had heavier legs but no bottom shelf. Costco had a bottom shelf that could be flipped over so it had a ledge around it.I believe it had 2 drawers also.
If I recall around $200 or so,