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    Quote Originally Posted by larry merlau View Post
    another thing you need to consider brent is concrete based floors and knees dont get along well. i too used to have a supposedly sit down job and done it standing up, till it became more sit down and less stand up capable. and that editorial you posted was good reading.. and notice i didnt ridicule you on any time frame for this next project
    I've got some foam floor pads I'll put on the floor to stand on. I'm tired of sitting for hours on end.

    Oh, and I did notice!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Brent Dowell View Post
    ... I'm tired of sitting for hours on end...
    My end is what I sit on all the time. What else is there?
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    Ok, So I've got a prototype 'stand' put together and using it on my desk. Cheap plywood and pocket screws...

    I'll give it a shot tomorrow to see how it works.
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    No pictures? It didn't happen.

    Inspecting mirrors is a job I could easily see myself doing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Richards View Post
    No pictures? It didn't happen.


    Too embarrassingly ugly!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Richards View Post
    No pictures? It didn't happen.

    lol

    Quote Originally Posted by Brent Dowell View Post
    Too embarrassingly ugly!
    I think bob stole your camera
    -Ned

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim DeLaney View Post
    Careful, Ned - you're the one moving back to syracuse, and the still unfinished shop!
    Ahem... and I've addressed my plans to Finish said shop, including re-arranging and better using the space I have.

    Quote Originally Posted by Brent Dowell View Post
    What a tough crowd!
    I know, really?!?!

    Quote Originally Posted by Don Baer View Post
    I wasn't going to mention that until after the move but now that you brought it up....
    -Ned

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ned Bulken View Post
    Not a bad thing though...

    So I started using it today, but it was way too high (47" from the ground). Have to get some work done, so later I'll trim it down a bit and see how that works.
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    Ok, First full day on the S.D. and I liked it. Height was at 42". I've got a little bar stool I can sit on if I need to, but it's so uncomfortable that I don't do it for long.

    Off to day 2!
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    Of course you know with out pictures, we are in the dark on this project.
    If you don't take pride in your work, life get's pretty boring.

    Rule of thumb is if you don’t know what tool to buy next, then you probably don’t need it yet.

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