R RC20 New member Feb 11, 2017 #21 Yes, I use the Inline Fabrication "Ultramount" for my Lee Classic Turret Press, and it works great: Click to expand... I hate people with neat tidy cool looking benches. Still, I could have that thing looking right in a heartbeat! Mine is 38 inches and works fine. Temp something together, trial it, then make it permanent if you like it. No right or wrong, if it hurts, change it.
Yes, I use the Inline Fabrication "Ultramount" for my Lee Classic Turret Press, and it works great: Click to expand... I hate people with neat tidy cool looking benches. Still, I could have that thing looking right in a heartbeat! Mine is 38 inches and works fine. Temp something together, trial it, then make it permanent if you like it. No right or wrong, if it hurts, change it.
A AVirginian New member Feb 11, 2017 #22 I have two presses. My LNL AP is on a 46" bench. Forster Co-Ax on a 40" one. I am 6'1" and like that I don't have to bend over.
I have two presses. My LNL AP is on a 46" bench. Forster Co-Ax on a 40" one. I am 6'1" and like that I don't have to bend over.
J JeepHammer Moderator Feb 11, 2017 #23 I don't do 'Cool Looking', I do functional... Paint optional, depending on how easy you want to clean up, same with bench top coatings.
I don't do 'Cool Looking', I do functional... Paint optional, depending on how easy you want to clean up, same with bench top coatings.
F FITASC New member Feb 11, 2017 #24 Whatever height you decide, remember - to avoid shoulder issues, you do not want to have your arm raised as high or above your shoulder when working the press handle.
Whatever height you decide, remember - to avoid shoulder issues, you do not want to have your arm raised as high or above your shoulder when working the press handle.
J JeepHammer Moderator Feb 11, 2017 #25 Second that, rotator cuff issues both shoulders, work ergonomically so you don't wind up like me.
