This wooden Harbor Freight workbench would be about the perfect size for my projects.
Has anyone ever purchased one of these? Do you have any Pros/Cons?
Has anyone ever purchased one of these? Do you have any Pros/Cons?
Harbor Freight Wood Workbench???
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Buckmaster
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I’ve been eyeing it up for a reloading bench as well. I’d add some caster feet so it moves with ease.
@Buckmaster
It would make a solid reloading bench. I built a topper from oak that I purchased at Menards and use carriage bolts to attach it to a Black & Decker Workmate. This comes in handy for reloading in the winter, because it folds down and I can bring it in the house.
It also allows me to take it to a friend's house to demonstrate how to reload, if they're just getting started and/or are interested in doing so.
If I purchase this workbench, I'll probably attach my reloading press to it and put the B&D Workmate in storage.
It would make a solid reloading bench. I built a topper from oak that I purchased at Menards and use carriage bolts to attach it to a Black & Decker Workmate. This comes in handy for reloading in the winter, because it folds down and I can bring it in the house.
It also allows me to take it to a friend's house to demonstrate how to reload, if they're just getting started and/or are interested in doing so.If I purchase this workbench, I'll probably attach my reloading press to it and put the B&D Workmate in storage.