What do you guys think of a standing workbench? I have one now at 48", and it's great for rolling stock kits, mechanical repairs, DCC decoder installations, and I have my layout PC there as well. I'm thinking I will eventually need a sitting workbench though for more time-intensive and detail-oriented tasks, but I want to build a new standing workbench as well, since it's easy to grab something, bring it over, work on it for a bit, go back over to the layout, etc, without having to sit and stand and sit and stand over and over again.

I have been wanting to write this for a couple years now but didn’t have a good picture of the concept!  Recently I needed a bridge in a spot where the railroad existed and had to cut out a section of my spline sub roadbed. I was wondering what I would do with it.  Sleep is a great place to create.  I picked up the cutout section and it came to me that I had what I needed to show you all what I did!  This method is very strong and light at the same time.  A constant humidity environment is essential however.