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Re: Table Saw Height

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Subject: Re: Table Saw Height
From: Jon & Deb Rush <jdrush@enter.net>
Date: Thu, 01 Feb 2001 00:23:53 -0500
I'm 6' 5" and for the previously mentioned workbench I am designing and 
building, I decided on a 40" height. It is a
compromise between being able to work standing without stooping, and working 
sitting on an adjustable height "secretary's"
chair. The Ultimate Garage http://www.ultimategarage.com/ recommends that you 
build a two step workbench, one for standing
and one for sitting, but I just don't have the wall space.

Would anyone have an appropriate web page that I could post jpgs of my 
workbench design when I am done?

Jon Rush


Elton Clark wrote:
> 
> Made me curious, my saw is at 39 inches and it works for me.  As for
> workbenches, if I'm really going to be standing and working on something on
> the workbench, I like the old workshop standard of placing your workpiece at
> elbow height which is 46 inches for me.
> If I figure I be working on something that averages four inches high, I want
> a 42 inch surface.  This means you can work without stooping and that really
> helps my old back.
> Tony_______________________@Sherman.Texas

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