I’m a newbie to both Orchid and the jewelry business as a hobby.
I have noticed some layouts people use for their work bench in the
BenchExchange, and three things pop right out.
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Most of the desks seem to be quite narrow. Is the practical
reason for this to gain easy access to storage areas above or on the
wall within easy reach? -
Workbench tops seem to be quite thick, almost butcher’s block
thickness. Does a 1" or more thickness have a practical
application? -
There appears on many workbenches to be a circular cut out out
of the centre of the space. Why is this? or is it more of a
personal posture thing (closeness to the work, closeness to the wall,
or as with number 1. arms reach to areas while sitting for long
durations. I suppose that its easier to take a full sized
workbench, and cut out the top rather than make a narrow workbench
from scratch.
I have many other questions on technique.
Hope to be more involved with this list in the near future.
Trevor Ffrench