[1straightshot]

It would be to your advantage to have a sturdier table / bench.

 

[rapid86]

Certainly more toward the middle of the bench to avoid tipping. I have my 9000 sitting on a table saw with a cast iron table. Very solid. It is a production, however, if I ever need to use the saw.

 

[Joe Trapalino]

I still want to get both vehicles in my garage so I have very limited space. When I want to do metallic reloading, I have to move the Automate . The bench is pre drilled for my other reloaders. It is actually surprising how little space you can make work.

 

[WadHopper]

Nice start, might wanna center the press so you can work from both sides.

 

[Joe Trapalino]

I made mine from a set of Gorilla Shelves and it is bolted to the studs in the wall.

 

[WadHopper]

Nice start, might wanna center the press so you can work from both sides.

I built this so you could park a tank on it.

 

[1straightshot]

Don't listen to these guy with the electric presses. Your press has a handle to pull down. It needs to be close enough to the edge of the table for full travel of the handle . The electric and hydrolic presses don't even need to be bolted down. Using the handle will put a lot of pressure on the forward edge to shake that press and table.
You would be better off building a bench frame like Wadhoppers and putting the table top you have on it. Bolting it to a wall is even better.

 

[dws]

As others have said, sturdy is important or at least I like a sturdy/solid bench.

I built the above out of 4x4's and 2x12's

It's heavy, solid and not bolted to the wall or floor - & - I generally have 300 - 500 #'s of shot or lead bullets on the bottom shelf.

 

[headhunter]

I would put a rug down, so when you do spill shot won't go everywhere.

 

[leeheinz]

Looks like a good start

 

[Adamf41]

 

[BOXMAN76]

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Nice!

 

[shotgun-ron]

My reloading, knife making, repair garage.

 

[entropy]

I have two reloading benches, with my shotgun reloading bench doubling as my gunsmithing bench. The MEC600 Jr. is held on with C-clamps when I'm using it, and sits on the floor when I'm not. This is the metallic loading bench:

The shotgun reloading/gunsmithing bench. I do actually clean it occasionally.

 

[Fishjager]

I ran out of room on my loading bench (3) Dillons and a Redding. So, I used an old audio-video stand for my PW. Now I can move it to where I want it, and just anchor it down. This works out great if I want it in the garage. Nice and portable.

 

[Boxo53]

I do my reloading on a multipurpose bench I share with my other hobbies and projects. The bench top is an old office cubicle desk system part I got surplus for free" I drilled holes for the various loaders and other equipment and have “T” nuts installed so they bolt down as needed. I simply swAp out equipment as needed.

 

[likemybrownings]

NO PICS here till I upgrade the operation! Equipment is ok but the organization may be lacking!!??

 

[Shooting Coach]

Sturdy is good. I have bolts in the bench that come through the top from underneath. Single stage presses have been drilled to the progressive press bolt pattern, and I can mount any of 14 MEC presses in seconds. A different hull? I pull out a different press.

 

[Joe9499]

I put a 1/4" to 3/8' raised edge on my table to contain and spilled shot, gets 99% before hitting the rug.