Fred wrote "The only thing I don't recommend is standing while cutting"

Now you're in for it Fred, The Aussie's and Kiwis are going to grill you for
sure!

Tim Morken

 

-----Original Message-----
From: Fred Underwood [mailto:funderwood@mcohio.org] 
Sent: Friday, May 14, 2004 9:45 AM
To: histonet@pathology.swmed.edu
Subject: Re: [Histonet] Histology bench ergonomics


The only thing I don't recommend is standing while cutting.  I did this for
years, sometimes 8 hours or more at a time.  Talk about spaghetti legs.

>>>  05/13/04 11:11AM >>>
Does anyone have any data or information on bench height for microtomy?  I 
know a lot of people cut at routine lab bench height (36" I think) with no 
trouble, and some cut at desk high benches (30").  Is there any 
safety/ergonomic guidelines or opinions as to which is better for 
microtomy?  I actually prefer desk height, so I can keep my feet on the

floor - I'm just wondering if there is anything official out there - I've 
looked at a couple of sites, but can't find a lot to support my idea that 
desk height is better.

Thanks - 
Jackie O'
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