I don't have one anymore since it was yard saled during the immigration move, but an old adjustable height wooden topped stool is great.
God my back just hurts reading this.I don't have one anymore since it was yard saled during the immigration move, but an old adjustable height wooden topped stool is great.
Turn the stool over and you won't have to worry about your back.God my back just hurts reading this.
Have you ever sat in one? Not saying it is for everyone, but for me personally it is perfect for tying.While it may be an outstanding office chair, the posture and arm position for typing at a desk don't match that used for tying, so a different solution may be needed.
Nother reason to go with a ball. When you're to drunk to set on the ball, you're to drunk to tie!I think a seat back is crucial for really settling into a beverage break.
I was getting out of the hospital a few years ago after an outpatient surgery and the nurse said something to me about my back (which had nothing to do with the surgery). I said "how do you know I have back trouble?" She said "Of course you do, honey. You're 60 years old; everyone has back trouble of some sort by that age."I'm beginning to wonder who doesn't have a bad back.
Yes. I have a stand-up and a regular desk.I just sit at the dining room table. Anyone have a standing desk for tying?