From:
Simon Brown <moonsong@zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz>
Date:
Mon, 6 Dec 2004 20:24:06 +0000 (UTC)
Subject:
Article on shop design.
Quoted text begins.For years I worked on a raw concrete floor which was cold and really
fatiguing to both my feet and my back, even though I did have rubber mats
in front of the most commonly used workbenches or tools
End of quote.
Quoted text begins.The cushioning does wear out
(especially if used near an arc welder or a grinder for metal), but I
keep a few extra pieces of the modular sections on hand to replace them
when they get really ugly.
End of quote.
Good idea, Don. I invested in some sports insoles to cushion my steel-capped
boots, and find it better to have rubber mats inside my boots rather than spread
out over the floor where they will get damaged.
Simon
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