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Stamp Standing or Sitting and work surface hight


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With the thread about the hitting sticks and the description of the motion and having the elbow on the table I began to wonder.... How do folks find their best positions for carving and stamping (not pounding/punching)... SO...

Sitting? - if yes where is the work surface relative to your body? OR

Standing? - if yes where is the work surface relative to you body?

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I built my bench for both. The height was built for standing and I got an adjustable height stool then to make it right for sitting. I measured the height where my forearm was level with a maul resting on the end of a stamp. That is the height I made the bench. The stool was a an adjustable height draftsman type stool from the used office furniture outlet.  

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Thanks bruce. Do you havr side lights to avoid shadows?

"Oh my God....I beseech thee grant me the grace to remain in Thy Presence; and to this end do Thou prosper me with Thy assistance, receive all my works, and possess all my affections" Brother Lawrence c.1614-1691

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I sit and tool at home and i stand and tool at the fire house both are comfortable to me.

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