Portable tables

[mlayne]

I'm tight on space in our downsized retirement so I made a folding bench out of 3/4" plywood on a cheap Harbor Freight copy of a Workmate. There are some plans for it on the internet. As long as I use a separate table for weighing powder it works fine on everything from 222 Rem to 338 WM. I've resized 223 into 222 and 308 into 7-08 and 243 with no problem. There's not much extra space on the bench but it will work. I also set up a C press on a double thickness of plywood to take to the range. We have an indoor reloading space so wind is not a factor and I can clamp the press to the bench. Good luck and have fun.

 

[Lompoc]

Anyone try using one of the portable tables such as the Worx or Workmate for reloading. Just wondering if they were anywhere near stable enough for reloading.

I made a portable shooting table that is stable and will support 250 lbs cost was around 200 bucks i will send you pic's

 

[Lompoc]

I made a portable shooting table that is stable and will support 250 lbs cost was around 200 bucks i will send you pic's

Mine is made from a Wen miter saw stand there is a YouTube video of it

 

[cohunt]

these folding saw horses have a nice flat top and hold up to 1100 pounds (https://www.lowes.com/pd/Kobalt-37-...-Steel-Saw-Horse-1-100-lb-Capacity/1001182062) for $40-- I am making a shooting bench out of one right now at home-- they are light and fold really compact

 

[gpo1956]

Thanks guys.