How many of you have an acrylic extension
#11
Bonnie Hunter loves this company, http://sewingmates.com/
she can use their adjustable on any of the 30 or so sewing machines she has
she can use their adjustable on any of the 30 or so sewing machines she has
#12
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Bonnie Hunter loves this company, http://sewingmates.com/
she can use their adjustable on any of the 30 or so sewing machines she has
she can use their adjustable on any of the 30 or so sewing machines she has
#14
Thanks for all your input. I think I have made up my mind. Did research on the sewing mate website, I like that it doesn't have plastic for legs and the table can be adjusted for different machines. On a limited income so want something to use with all my machines. Thanks again for all your help.
#15
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Join Date: Jul 2012
Location: San Joaquin Valley, California
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I had one made for a vintage Viking and it worked very good but wouldn't you know my Viking died. It would cost more to fix than to buy a new one...so there my table sits. Maybe I'll see if it could be adjusted to my new machine.
#16
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Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: in the sticks of PA
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I have one for my Janome sewing machine it's a pretty large one at least it's larger than the one that came on my other machine. I really love using the extension table especially when FMQ sometimes I wish I could use it from one machine to the other but it just doesn't fit.
#17
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Just in case anyone is interested, the one I had made at the local glass shop cost $30 but it was made as an insert. It would need legs if I wanted it above the surface. Guessing size is about 17 inches by 24 or so, maybe a little bigger.
#18
I have the sewing mate from www.sewingmates.com. I have used it on two different machines and it travels well. May take 5 minutes to set up to adjust leveling etc. on different surfaces. Sewing Mates was very helpful and quick delivery!
#19
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Join Date: Jun 2012
Location: Sonoma County, CA
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My main machine is dropped into a table but I would love to get a couple made for some of my vintage machines that I don't have tables/cabinets for. This thread is giving me all sorts of ideas; thanks for posting it!
I happen to live less than a mile from a custom plastics store/fabrication shop; I drive past it all the time. I have a few projects in mind that I think they can help me with, I think I'll have to stop in there this weekend and finally find out what kind of prices they charge!
I happen to live less than a mile from a custom plastics store/fabrication shop; I drive past it all the time. I have a few projects in mind that I think they can help me with, I think I'll have to stop in there this weekend and finally find out what kind of prices they charge!
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