[SavageGuy]

We're all moved in to the new house so I decided it was time to build a solid loading bench. Built outta 2x4's and 2x6's. Weighs quite a bit. Very sturdy. Got the press mounted to it so all that's left is to start loading!

 

[MagBlackhawk]

^^ Cool :melikey:




:usa:

 

[buster40c]

Yep that isn't going to fall apart anytime soon.

 

[AzShooter]

Now that's a bench. Good luck and happy reloading with it. It should outlast you.

 

[phideaux]

Tommy's techie did good..

Yep, I believe that one will do the job.

Looks good too.


good loading.


Jim

 

[spikedriver]

I dig it Savage. Overbuilt is just right!

 

[havasu]

Great job!

 

[squirrelhunter]

Good deal Savage. I built 1 back in the 90s that was a regular workbench out of 2x4s and had a 3/4" plywood top that weighed a lot and worked great for reloading,yours should be around a real long time.

 

[SavageGuy]

Thanks guys. There's over 50 feet of 2x4 in that thing. That weight will come in handy when loading .30/06

 

[greg_r]

Nice!!!!!!

 

[VThillman]

Thanks guys. There's over 50 feet of 2x4 in that thing. That weight will come in handy when loading .30/06

Hah. You got that right. The bench I use was not intended to be a loading bench. When I size .270 Winchester I have to clear the bench of loose stuff.

Ah well, another project I probably won't get to.

 

[Oldhand]

Great looking bench, next you will be putting shelves up over it.

 

[Tommycourt]

When do you expect from a techie? Nothing but the best!!!! What can't that kid not build? I can only sit here and be envious and say congratulations on a job well done. Slap up (oops wrong wording) design some shelves in there some place to hang a few items and go to work. Job well done!!!!!

Tommy

 

[spikedriver]

Thanks guys. There's over 50 feet of 2x4 in that thing. That weight will come in handy when loading .30/06

30/06, hell...you should be able to reload howitzer shells on that bench...

 

[paulruger]

Very nice! Looks pretty stout!

 

[SHOOTER13]

Good Job...

Now I want to build one...

Now...where did I put that circular saw !?