[Jewelry making - Article 00616] - Re: [Orchid] Chasing tools and tree stump

[Noel]

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    Since nobody else has yet addressed this part of your question: 

    I think it is unlikely that your tree stump would be too heavy for
    your floor. It is not really any heavier for its "footprint" than a
    person, is it? If a large person giving someone a piggy-back ride
    wouldn't harm your floor, a stump sure won't! 

    Since the stump, unlike a person, will stay in one spot, you could
    both spread out the weight a little and address the hammering/noise
    concern by following a suggestion that I think was posted here some
    while back-- make/find a shallow wooden or other sturdy sand-tight
    box, put a couple of inches of sand in it, and set your stump on
    that. 

--noel

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