Lee Loader

Built and poured the epoxy top. Gotta build the wall storage unit and mount my presses. I use several different so I'm planning to use the Lee quick change base plates.

wow... too purty for a work bench.. How about my dining room table??? he he.. don't let Ranch Dog see it or he will want one for his loading room to mount a beer keg in LOL...

really nice work sir...

compared to mine, yours is a Rolls Royce.... i was lucky to put 2 sticks together and place old carpeting over it.

That is a nice looking bench, you just need a few more!

Nothing wrong with "Sticks & Old carpeting" AG. That's a nice looking multi-purpose work area AG.
That is a sweet looking job on that bench. Nice work with that epoxy. Looks better than my dining
room bar anyway, don't have a table??

The epoxy is the easy part. Mix it and pour it on, level with a squeegee. It self levels mostly.

Nice looking Bench!
I started with my Lee Classic loader outside on my steps, worked my way up to the Lee hand loader and the couch, Now I get my Lee Value Turret going on a table in the basement:) All within about 4 months.

I've been loading as long as I can remember. My dad loaded and taught me. He's gone now but I have his old equipment including a Lyman Truline Jr, I have a Lee Classic Turret, Lee Value Turret, Lee Three hole turret, and a RCBS Rockchucker.

AlaskanGuy wrote:wow... too purty for a work bench.. How about my dining room table??? he he.. don't let Ranch Dog see it or he will want one for his loading room to mount a beer keg in LOL...

really nice work sir...

Dude! How much for the bench, and how quickly can you ship it? I'm moving to a new place with a reloading room in the house. Moma said to get a new bench!

Really nice work!

Weird how AlaskanGuy really gets me!

I have CAD plans drawn up if you want to give them a look just shoot me your email. Its all 2X6 and 2X4.