90688 Lee Precision, Reloading Stand, Black

Amazing stand for the price and functionality. This stand is absolutely rock solid. I mounted my Lee Classic Turret press to it and I have everything I need to quickly and efficiently produce quality rounds in a very small footprint. I recommend buying at least one more plastic bin that way you will have a bin for your brass cases and the other for your bullets. The lower shelf holds my digital scale, calipers, and bullet pullers, with plenty of room for whatever else I may need. I pull up a chair and truly have everything I need at my fingertips. Thank you Lee for a great product at a value price!

Stand are easy to setup, but, some parts of the stand are alittle flimsy. If I took my Lee Pro 1000, off the bottom bench, I needed 2 hands to tighten the screws to put it on the top stand. Also, the bottom plate isn't universal to other presses but, I can't hold that to Lee Stand. The stand is solid and even though they recommend putting a weight at the bottom for stability, I haven't needed to do that. I use this for 2 different presses and so far, it's working great. I took 2 presses off my work bench and now have it centralized on this stand. Worth the buy in my opinion.

This item was delivered this past Tuesday and I assembled it that night. I was almost done putting it together when I noticed that one of the screws they sent was not threaded. I called Lee the next morning and asked them to ship me a replacement screw. The screw arrived today, Saturday of the same week, and I was able to finish putting it together in 2 minutes. Great company to deal with! This stand seems extremely more sturdy than any reloading workbench that you could purchase for the same price! I will try and remember to update this whenever I put my press on it. ********** Update: I finally ordered my Lee classic turret press and received it today. I was surprised that it only took minutes to install the press on the stand! I ran the ram up and down without the concrete block in place and it was definitely unstable. After installing the concrete block it was extremely stable. The only way I could get it to begin to tilt was by pulling out on the reloading lever, which is something you would never need to do.

I'm new to reloading, and wanted to keep my reloading space small and mobile if needed. I considered making a bench but I already have six workbench's in my workshop (two downstairs and four upstairs). Being able to move it downstairs, or maybe to my garage or even inside my house was something I had to consider and that pretty much left me looking for something like a stand. I saw (in person) a Frankford Arsenal collapsible stand and a converted tool stand from Harbor Freight. Both lacked what I felt to be good stability without adding lots of weight to the top. I took a gamble a went with the Lee stand since I was going to use several Lee press's. I did order extra plates to go with it so I could store the press's underneath in the two storage spaces. Between the 1/8" thick hardened steel of the plate, plus the 1/8" hardened steel top, there is zero flex when using a press. I mean absolute zero. It's very easy and quick to assemble, it's simple to move wherever I need it, and it's amazingly stable. It's very space efficient, and easy to swap press's on. The single biggest complaint I have is the storage of the lower shelf. It's made of 1/16" mild steel. The top is 1/8" hardened steel. The top has been tapped for the Z bracket screws that old your press in place. The bottom has just been drilled out and you have to use nuts to tighten the press's for storage. So if you don't want to get a wrench and screwdriver out every time to swap a press out, you have to epoxy the nuts to the bottom. It's worth noting that because I've yet to see anyone point it out in any reviews at any site for a decade. It's a drawback and noticable. Lee should really address it considering the cost of the stand. Otherwise this stand is perfect. It will comfortably hold a full progressive press with case and bullet feeds. I highly recommend this stand because it's so stable and easy to work with.

I hesitated on buying this for a while, then I took the plunge and bought it. It’s a life saver. I have a reloading setup in the garage, but hot in summer, cold in winter. So I put this in my man cave and now can do my thing with heat or air conditioning while having a movie or show playing. Relaxing and convenient. I have found that I don’t need a concrete block to hold it down. It works great without one, and I reload .223 to 270 Winchester, including 45-70. Doesn’t need a block.

The stand is sturdy and once you install a concrete block in the hangers it is very stable. I give it 4 stars because I have an older Lee Loading press and the base plate for the press didn't have holes that lined up with my equipment. All in all a good product but the picture should include the concrete block hangers. The assembly instructions were not entirely clear and there was a bit of guess work to get everything together correctly.

This product is very well made in every sense of the word, easy to put together and very solid. All in all very pleased.

Relatively easy to put together, functional, stable. It says to secure the bottom of the stand with a concrete block through some rails that are supplied. I have not had to use the weight when reloading, the stand is sturdy enough. Pretty much what you see in the pic is what you get. I used the lower ring wood to attach the perfect powder measure ....works fine - and portable. I needed a small space to reload ...this beats buying a bench in my opinion.

Soluzione perfetta per chi non dispone di un banco di lavoro. Molto stabile nell’utilizzo intenso.

Solide Konstruktion, aber mir gefällt die Arbeitshöhe nicht. Zum Arbeiten im sitzen zu hoch, im stehen zu niedrig. Deshalb nur 4 Sterne.

very good