Do you sit or stand while torching?

[TCsGlassworks]

I use to 50/50 sit, stand. now after knee surgery its almost 90 sit 10 stand.

[twisteddman]

The bench that I sit at is at a level designed for sitting but i used a rotory saw and sawsall to cut out the section at the front below my torch and then attached a steel pipe T to the inside 2 x 4 and slid a 2 foot section of pipe into it and attached it to the bottom of the section I cut out and attached my torch back to that. I drilled a hole in the T and threaded it so I could put in a bolt to lock it in place. sso know when I sit it looks like a normal bench , but when I want to stand or need more room blow the torch I just loosen the locking bolt and raise it to the desired height and then relock it. works excellent and cost about $15 since i already owned the required tools

[PyroChixRock]

that's pretty cool

[PhantomGlassGuy808]

I have a disability with painful nerve damage in my feet and hands, I can't stand for more than five minutes.
The heat feels sooooo good on my hands, luckily I can still work glass.

[Paul-C]

i learned standing and cant get comfortable sitting

[VinE]

I tend to stand when I'm doing large or heavy projects. Its comfortable to sit when doing smaller things but I have a disability that doesn't allow that anymore. Back in 2003 I used to sit most of the time , after watching hamm and Marcel work i realized sitting limited my work while standing didn't. Standing is a good practice that strengthens your core. Sitting sucks for posture and a bunch of other reasons. Don't sit.

[Yeef]

i sit til my ass hurts then i take a walk for a few. i can't stand while working with my back injury, i'd be couched after 6hrs. =(

[Nomad]

I sit wile I work. I have a comfortable office chair.

[Yeef]

once i get this studio put together i'll have a nice chair. right now i'm working on an old barstool that was cut down as a keyboard throne.. it's not nice after an hour or so. lol.

work on the studio or blow glass? i have no willpower =p

[Nomad]

I got a $50-$100 chair from Staples. Bar stools hurt my back. Plus chair has wheels.

[Yeef]

they had laZboy office chairs on sale for $99 at staples a couple of months ago and i picked one up for the computer room, such a badass chair. it's going to be too low for my new bench though.

i'm sort of looking for a nice graphic design chair, one of those tall rubberized deals with wheels and a foot rest. i've found it helps my back a whole lot to have lots of footrests.

incidentally, i'm building the bench tall so i can stand while i'm working if i want to, at least until the ass pain subsides. ass pain. ASS PAIN!!1

[khan]

Why yes.... yes i do..

[Nomad]

Try a craftsman by Sears.

[Nomad]

Or even better... a drafting stool...
http://www.sears.com/boss-office-pro...&blockType=G22

[Yeef]

that's basically what i'm looking for, except the ones i've seen don't have big pads and stuff, they're just rubberized ??? with a nice ass-pad and no arms. i tend to rest my elbow on my knee for detail work and armrests are kind of useless.