Uhhh.......Did I mention that I love a rousing match of cricket and
aussie rules futbol has it all over that sissy NFL stuff. Plus Victoria
Bitter is the best beer I've drank this side of Guiness.

G'day Mates
Fred


>>> "Morken, Tim - Labvision"  05/14/04 01:08PM
>>>
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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