Monkeyleg
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At our old house, I used a couple of old cabinets for a reloading bench in the basement. Nothing pretty, but they did the job.
Our new house doesn't have a basement. I can put a reloading bench in my office, but it would be on a wall such that anyone looking down the hall would see it. Or I can put it in the garage, although that would mean my wife wouldn't be able to park her car in there, and also that I'd be subject to high heat and somewhat cold temperatures (we're in northern AL now).
I've seen a couple of ready-made benches that aren't too awful looking. One is a Stack On bench that you can see here. It looks industrial, but it's better than the others I've seen.
Another is a Waterloo bench, which you can see here. Aside from the bright red, it's not really awful.
Is there anything you've found that works for a reloading bench that doesn't look like it belongs in a machine shop or shed?
Thanks for any replies.
Our new house doesn't have a basement. I can put a reloading bench in my office, but it would be on a wall such that anyone looking down the hall would see it. Or I can put it in the garage, although that would mean my wife wouldn't be able to park her car in there, and also that I'd be subject to high heat and somewhat cold temperatures (we're in northern AL now).
I've seen a couple of ready-made benches that aren't too awful looking. One is a Stack On bench that you can see here. It looks industrial, but it's better than the others I've seen.
Another is a Waterloo bench, which you can see here. Aside from the bright red, it's not really awful.
Is there anything you've found that works for a reloading bench that doesn't look like it belongs in a machine shop or shed?
Thanks for any replies.