Need suggestions...
#1
Need suggestions...
I'm wanting to raise my cutting table (think that's why my back hurts). I have a long board on top of my Mam Maw's old Singer treadle & want to get a longer/wider one.
How can I do this?
Thanks for any ideas...
How can I do this?
Thanks for any ideas...
#2
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Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: New Rockford, ND
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i was cutting on an good solid wood table. my husband made a raiser out of wood which i set
on the table and then on top of that he made a large plywood board i use for my ironing
i also cut on that board. i am taller so this is just perfect. no bending.
on the table and then on top of that he made a large plywood board i use for my ironing
i also cut on that board. i am taller so this is just perfect. no bending.
#3
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Michigan
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If you were using a different cabinet, I would suggest getting bed raisers, but I'm not sure how stable this would be due to the narrow footprint of the case. I would get a couple base kitchen cabinets from a home or recycle store and add a top. You can test this height first by doing a bit of cutting on your kitchen counter.
#5
If you were using a different cabinet, I would suggest getting bed raisers, but I'm not sure how stable this would be due to the narrow footprint of the case. I would get a couple base kitchen cabinets from a home or recycle store and add a top. You can test this height first by doing a bit of cutting on your kitchen counter.
#7
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Ohio
Posts: 2,148
My cutting table is actually a steel door (or could be wood or wood board) on top of a book case and a short chests of drawers. the height is about 22" and a good height for me. Book case and drawers hold up either end of the door and give me good storage. Center is open so I put my scrap bin there.
#9
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Do you have room for another piece of furniture? If so you have a lot more options. Cabinets, a rolling kitchen or bar type cart, and more. Even those metal like shelving units, if put together correctly, work well and can have wheels put on if you want.
Otherwise, what can you lift easily. If not much then you may need a 2 part box like structure. The bottom 4 sided base and then the top which could have a piece of wood trim put on the bottom so that it keeps it all in place. [like an upside down picture frame.]
Otherwise, what can you lift easily. If not much then you may need a 2 part box like structure. The bottom 4 sided base and then the top which could have a piece of wood trim put on the bottom so that it keeps it all in place. [like an upside down picture frame.]
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