Wouter van Ooijen wrote:
> I have a good (but small) workbench now, so I do know my optimal height
> for normal work. But recently I did a lot of SMD PCB stuffing, and I got
> a lot of pain in my neck from that (from looking straight down). Do any
> of you use a higher table than normal, or some kind of 'work field
> riser' for such work?

I use a table that can be adjusted in height and tilt, though I seldom 
do.  It also has a small lip for catching parts and a ruler printed near 
the lip.  I think it came from a crafts store, actually, but it's also 
somewhat similar to a drafting table.

Though I usually adjust the height of my chair instead of messing with 
the table.
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Timothy J. Weber
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