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ANDY T

Solid reloading benches

#1 Post by ANDY T »

Hi
Anyone looking for a good quality solid reloading bench have a look at this link below. They can make what every size length and depth you need. There benches would last you a life time and they are made in the UK
Benches come as a flat pack so they could be made up anywhere.

Ps no VAT on there product

http://www.furhg.com/#!rustic-furniture/ctvt
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#2 Post by ANDY T »

Hi all
I have been in contact with the people in the link and they would need some info. So any feed back on a design would help. Send me a message and I will send you my email address and then pass your design onto them and get some prices.

Hi Andy,

Many thanks for your message, glad you like what we do.

I'm sure we could make up a workbench for you...do you have an idea of the kind of design you are after?

Kind regards,
Marty
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#3 Post by saddler »

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#5 Post by saddler »

Link working

Given the sales blurb,they're not going to be cheap

Scaffolding planks make a good basis for a bench once cleaned up/sanded - or a few timber joists butted together

Be interesting to see what their prices are though
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#6 Post by snayperskaya »

Looking on their ebay shop they are around £550-ish for a decent sized table/bench
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#7 Post by ANDY T »

saddler wrote:Link working

Given the sales blurb,they're not going to be cheap

Scaffolding planks make a good basis for a bench once cleaned up/sanded - or a few timber joists butted together

Be interesting to see what their prices are though
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What would you say would be a good price a shooter would pay for a good quality made bench as seen on there web site.
Remembering we shooters spend thousands on rifles/ scopes etc. so why not spend on a good quality bench you may spend hours at a time making ammo up.
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#8 Post by phaedra1106 »

I went cheap, got a nice Ikea Saljan worktop (3.8cm thick and 25yr guarantee) sat it on two drawer units with a large steel supporting leg next to where the presses mount, absolutely rock solid (I know cos I jumped on it to test it!)

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#9 Post by Polchraine »

ANDY T wrote:
Ps no VAT on there product

http://www.furhg.com/#!rustic-furniture/ctvt

Are you sure? They need to be a very small outfit to be VAT exempt.


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#10 Post by ANDY T »

From there ebay site

A timeless gift that fit in both contemporary and traditional styled spaces. All of our products can be bought at many agricultural, flower and craft shows up and down the country.
(No VAT to be added)
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