Metal bench for Reloading ?

[BACKTOSHOOTING]

My reloading equipment will be here this week and im starting to get things ready for it. I have two options that i'm considering, One is the work bench in the garage that has plenty of room but is stationary and the other is a small 2 1/2 x 2 ft rolling mettal bench that has rubber lock wheels and is very strong but i'm worried about static electricity and a possable BOOM !

I really like the idea of being able to move it where ever i want to reload but would there be a problem with it being metal ?

Your thoughts please.

[KB1911_NewB]

if you worry about statics, perhaps you can use rubber mat under it?

which press did you buy for your reloading (if you don't mind me asking). I am looking into buying one this week myself.

[BACKTOSHOOTING]

if you worry about statics, perhaps you can use rubber mat under it?

which press did you buy for your reloading (if you don't mind me asking). I am looking into buying one this week myself.

LeePro 1000 complete set up in 45ACP

I did a lot of serching and found it at F & M Reloading to have the best price at $158.50 + $12.99 shipping, bought a lot of other goodies too.

[Revoman]

I think that if you ran a grounding strap to the floor, you'd be good to go. My opinion of course as I'm no expert, but that's what we do with metal welding tables.

[Bill Steele]

Personally if it were me, I wouldn't worry about it. I never thought of myself as the carefree type, but maybe I am!

[JNunez23]

I would mount it to the stationary table, more sturdy and secure.

[Divernhunter]

I have two metal tables I made for my 5 presses. One of them I have used since the mid 1970's with no problem. I do not have wheels on them but a flat plate curved up on the ends on each leg. They are a 3 legged design and work well. They are portable and I sometimes move them from one room to another when I reload.