Thread: Seeking recommendations for a rolling carrier

Get a case that protects against vibrations, I transported my Bernina 440 QE in the car trunk once in the provided carrying case and I suspect that the vibrations damaged the motherboard which had to be replaced ($1,000). The only way that Bernina leaves my house now is in the original Bernina shipping box.

I use one of my smaller suite cases for my featherweight.

I bought a rolling carrier from JoAnn's and it was okay, but then I found a scrapbooking rolling carrier that is much sturdier and my machine fits great in it.

At our quilt guild show they had a Tutto sewing machine carrier and I really liked it. I didn't win, but decided it would be a great Mother's Day gift. I got the 20".

I used it it for the first time last weekend at a class. It was so great. I had room for my Janome 3160, small lamp, small electric fan, and all of the sewing stuff I needed for the class. The maneuverability was the best part since it has spinner wheels.

I bought a $25 rolling tool caddy from Harbor Freight. It's sturdy, heavy-duty, and affordable. My Brother 1500 (which is a big machine) fits inside perfectly. The tote has a pull-up handle, wheels, and pockets for rulers, rotary cutters, etc.

http://www.harborfreight.com/20-in-r...ng-gear-090314

I've had it for about 3 years now.

Wow, thanks for all the recommendations! Now I just need to decide which one works best for me.

I just ordered the folding cart from Sports Academy. Thanks Mckwilter. I tote a lot of items and this is just what I need. Also great to keep in the car trunk to tote groceries in the house all at once . Free shipping today at Sport Academy online. I saved $11.