Reloading Bench

[Kenm]

When I moved into my house I found an old wooden table which is very stable. It found its way to the garage and is gathering junk. I am waiting for my reloading equipment to be delivered and trying to figure where to set up. If I drilled and bolted to the table would it be stable enough for reloading?

[BigBronco]

Get some L brackets and anchor it to the wall.

[NoJoke]

a picture might help

[Whiterabbit]

A plank of MDF can be stable enough to be a reloading bench. Your bench will be what you make of it.

[vinny_land]

dimensions? have you considered this? I mounted a solid 3/4" thick red oak on top and bolted my single stage on it. The whole thing is cast iron and when Im making passes with my press, its very sturdy!

http://www.craftsman.com/shc/s/p_10155_12602_00919210000P?vName=Power+Tools+%26+Equipment&cName=Power+Tools&sName=Bench+Power+Tools&prdNo=5&blockNo=5&blockType=L5

[vinny_land]

dimensions? have you considered this? I mounted a solid 3/4" thick red oak on top and bolted my single stage on it. The whole thing is cast iron and when Im making passes with my press, its very sturdy!

http://www.craftsman.com/shc/s/p_10155_12602_00919210000P?vName=Power+Tools+%26+Equipment&cName=Power+Tools&sName=Bench+Power+Tools&prdNo=5&blockNo=5&blockType=L5

[Dark Mod]

Lol you guys would ridicule my setup. Ive got a single stage press basically just screwed into the wood top of a cheap rickity metal workbench i bought at home depot for $99. Sometimes i just want to buy some lumber make a proper reloading bench

[NoJoke]

Sometimes i just want to buy some lumber make a proper reloading bench

Why would you want to do that?