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Post by woodworklady on Sept 17, 2008 5:31:03 GMT
I used to have a workbench (inherited from my father) but after a while of working, I was finding that my arms got too tired. Going out to buy another one wasn’t much of an option as I’m short (and a woman). All I could find were workbenches suited for men’s heights. So what I did was measure the distance from the floor to my wrist, adjusting slightly for wrist movement. Voila. My workbench now is the perfect height for me and I can work for hours without getting an arm ache.
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Post by mrgrimsdale on Sept 17, 2008 9:09:08 GMT
I've got removable blocks under mine, and a step-up for occasional use
cheers Jacob My arms still ache though
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cadas
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Post by cadas on Sept 17, 2008 17:27:22 GMT
I've got several thick planks for different jobs, for planing elbow height less 3" is good for me, but when routing stairs, etc, I like to be a bit higher so I have a 3" plank to stand on.
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