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    Anyone using drafting stools? What are they for?

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    • drafting tables are "higher" than normal tables, so you need to sit higher and have a place to rest your feet.monNom
    • also good for lazy stand desk users.uan
    • maybe not strictly true for all drafting tables, but certainly for large ones.monNom
    • good for workbenches too where you might alternately be standing at the bench, or seated. I think 36" is common for a workbench, 28" for a desk.monNom
    • What is the point exactly of both table and chair being higher?drgs
    • plans larger than table don't end up touching the floor.uan
    • large formats make reaching to draw uncomfortable. a height adjustable stool/table combo, and a more vertical board makes larger work (like 1:1 plans) possible.monNom
    • and you can't well draw if the table is touching the floor, so it's got to go up.monNom
    • Yeah, its definitely not for medrgs
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