Is this bench stable enough to use with a reloading press? Is it stable and sturdy or can you shake it around?
1932953
Yes, Yes and Yes... (one could shake a refrigerator around if he tried hard enough).
1932954
I plan on making mine into a reloading center now that I have an actual garage and bench to work on. This bench has a nice thick top and stable legs I believe when I bought this I seen a review where someone had been using it to reload on. The back and top shelf are sturdy and you could always fasten it to a wall. The adjustable feet keep it nice and level with no movement. The light is really bright.
1932955
I'm not sure what a reloading press is, but it is not shaky and quite stable.
1932956
The work bench is very stable (weighs close to 150 pounds). Would not wobble at all on the legs to use a reloading press, but the back board and whatever tools you have on it would shake a little bit probably. If you have it against a wall this would probably be minimal.
1932957
I do not use the bench for anything as heavy duty as a reloading press, but it's extremely sturdy and well-made and I cannot shake it around, if that helps.
1932958
I'm actually using it for lightweight, hobby-type projects. The bench itself is very sturdy but I haven't stress-tested it.
1932959
Unless you are talking a 500 pound monster I would say...easily. Most reloading equipment I am familiar with would easily be supported by this workbench. I put a metal lathe and drill press on mine and it didn't come close to stressing it. Most lever type reloading gear doesn't weigh very much in comparison.
1220959
Yes it is absolutely stable enough for you since I am 6'1" 220lbs and have no stability issues doing pull ups, dips, or sit ups, on this tower at all. The absolute highest part of the tower is 3/8" above the bar where the bar attaches.
2222342
If you are mounting a Lee press and using the metal plate, it is extremely sturdy. The plate is very thick, it isn't sheet metal, and attaches to the press with elevator bolts which don't rotate. This plate is locked into the side rails by a raised notch that extends pass the rails when the plate is inserted. When the side rail screws are tightened, the mounting plate can't move at all
593125
I have no problems with it being stable. It doesn't tip(unless all your weight is on one edge). Or bounce/shift under you. And I have balance and depth perception issues! So I think you'll be safe.
1028502
quite sturdy.... I am a 265 lb guy and I can climb over it and wiggle around and turn around with no problems or creeks or moans and my wife puts almost all her weight on me when doing some massage positions and so far no collapses.
314846
Well i do dumbell presses at 60lbs/side....but doesnt feel safe, so i just do it on my flat bench...i dont really recommend, goin over250lbs, theres only 3 nuts n bolts keeping the bench from breaking.
1405754
I don't think it's flimsy. For the price I don't think you'll find something better. Only downfall for me is the decline position. I don't care for the decline. It's not gym quality but works well for home. Chest flys or bench presses causes no problems with stability. I guess if you're a heavy power lifter or something it may be in inadequate.
1514333
its a pretty stable bench but i would not recommend leaving big heavy planters on it for long periods of time.i water proofed mine to protect it from moisture damage and i have put the smallest of planters on it so as not to hide the beauty of the table itself.
1610968
It's very sturdy. Mine sits on a gym mat. Since it's not bolted down, it's only gonna be as sturdy as your floor is evenly flat. I haven't had mine shake on me. My friend claims when he's struggling on the dips, he's had it slightly shake. Nothing extreme like tipping over. Obviously because if you let your body shake, the tower will too. Rock solid in my opinion.
1303925
I'm sorry, but i don't understand the question. Are you asking if you CAN? Or telling me you can? Can you please reask and reword your question? BTW i would NOT recommend this bench unless you are using it for very light exercising. It is very unsturdy when you begin to use heavy weights for exercising.
1031548
Yes the bench is stable , the bench is made into the table , not separate .
1260304
The stability is fine, but the pull-up bar is something to be desired. I've had to replace it once due to the weld breaking on both sides. I had a friend make me a new one out of a higher gauge steel to stabilize it. I only weigh 185.
1831612
I'd like to answer: 1) the bench (I've had mine two years) is sturdy. 2) I'm 77 (now) and I picked it up to assemble and to move around the patio. 3) It's solid and weighs as you would expect a sturdy, solid piece of out door furniture to weigh.Hope this answers your question in some way.
1922336
The bench can be adjusted. It can be declined for any decline an workout. It can be positioned for incline bench press and can be upright for seated OH Press. The bench however does not lie flat, this is a big disappointment as I wanted a flat/ incline/ decline bench. It is very sturdy but would not recommend using it outside, the bolts were the first thing to rust. I am a personal trainer and use the bench for my classes, great beginners bench but if you are an experienced weight lifter definitely invest in a bench that can take up to 600 pounds. This bench holds up to 300 lbs including person and weight. Hope this helps. The bench can be adjusted. It can be declined for any decline an workout. It can be positioned for incline bench press and can be upright for seated OH Press. The bench however does not lie flat, this is a big disappointment as I wanted a flat/ incline/ decline bench. It is very sturdy but would not recommend using it outside, the bolts were the first thing to rust. I am a personal trainer and use the bench for my classes, great beginners bench but if you are an experienced weight lifter definitely invest in a bench that can take up to 600 pounds. This bench holds up to 300 lbs including... » Read More The bench can be adjusted. It can be declined for any decline an workout. It can be positioned for incline bench press and can be upright for seated OH Press. The bench however does not lie flat, this is a big disappointment as I wanted a flat/ incline/ decline bench. It is very sturdy but would not recommend using it outside, the bolts were the first thing to rust. I am a personal trainer and use the bench for my classes, great beginners bench but if you are an experienced weight lifter definitely invest in a bench that can take up to 600 pounds. This bench holds up to 300 lbs including person and weight. Hope this helps. « Show Less
137083
It is stable and level but it can wobble if manually rocked. You can prevent that with a little wedge but I do not use one. It sits on my window ledge Hope that helps
389526
The frame of the whole bench should be sturdy for the most part. the bench shouldn't be wobbly.
95823
Not sure...I don't add weight when using this rest to shoot from. Frankly I'd say if you need that kind of stability, you probably need a Lead Sled or such. My primary use for this rest is still a nice gun servicing unit. I only use it as a rest for minimal shooting situations or other quick-and-dirty instances where I don't want to lug around something heavy. Still, for those situations it works better than it has a right to, and piling bags of shot/lead on the base would improve its use.