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fishiker said:
When we're doing switchgear PM at work we have adjustable height stools with wheels to make it easier on the knees and back. Any chance something like that might make things better on your leg?
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Rubber mats designed for standing on is another option. No idea what they cost but the difference is noticeable after a hour or so. Adjustable stools sound like a good idea too.
 
I've got a homemade top on my drill press. It's situated behind me when I am in front of my grinder. When long periods of grinding I've noticed that my back will gently press against the drill press edge. It's kinda supportive, I must get tired without realizing it?

It's dawned on me that I could rotate/position my grinder so I Could lean my backside against a wall. I'm working that out in my head. I might?
 
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