Me, my back and I!

[Flintstone]

Yes there’s a lot of bending with splashbacks which isn’t good for me! I had back ache before that tho. The thing what finished me off was mitring a couple of cuts bending over the Ketter table, holding that bent position with no support for a few mins.

 

[Flintstone]

I’m 6ft 4.

 

[Old Mod]

I’m 6ft 4.

Now you’re just splitting hairs Andy 😛

 

[Old Mod]

The toughbuilt saw horse/work bench tresses extend up to 32” about 820mm Andy, that’d still be too low wouldn’t it?

 

[Old Mod]

Think what might be helpful Andy is to cut a ply table top and keep packing it up on your keter til you find a comfortable height, then when you know that you can find a solution.

 

[Blunt Tool]

Ive got the keter table aswell and the plastic feet can screw up and down a bit to even out an uneven base, just wondering if the plastic screw legs for kitchen base units would fit in and raise a good 6 inches?

 

[Old Mod]

Would they be strong enough Ian? The table is gonna get a lot of abuse every day, and probably weight. And the keter legs are angled, could you get some that are angle or that will pivot at base?

 

[Flintstone]

I don’t think they would take the abuse, like Marc says, it needs to be solid. I think kitchen worktop height is about right for me whatever they are on average? I’d have to measure. Perhaps a few layers of kingspan stuck together with a ply top might be easy and light ?

 

[Flintstone]

Just measured the kitchen side, 900 high and the Ketter is 750

 

[Old Mod]

Just measured the kitchen side, 900 high and the Ketter is 750

Yeah counter tops are quite high, when you stand beside it Andy and put your hands by your side, where do they come in relation to the work top?
Humour me! Haha