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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Buzzdraw" data-source="post: 2582470" data-attributes="member: 385">Loading inside is the way to go.  I have temporarily C-clamped loading presses, powder measures and primer pocket swagers attached to large pieces of 2" thick wood to various surfaces.  Still got some flex.  I would wonder if there is a possibility of cracking your granite because it will flex differently than wood.Many years ago I broke a solid wood desk with a single stage press.  Since then I've built and used a 2x 10 topped bench with 4 X 4 legs; that thing will take most anything and not complain.  Never have gotten around to painting it.  It does have a pegboard back and a shelf above.  Shelf on the bottom too.  Bottom braces make a good footrest.  Temporary mounted stuff can be C-clamped on.  It has held up to two presses at a time.</blockquote>