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Redneck solution to bouncy table issue...
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Bouncy Table:
[ATTACH=CONFIG]410405[/ATTACH] No more bouncy table! It looks like it would collapse, but it's in there nice & tight, and it's not going to move. Sa-weet! Now I can practice FMQ "full throttle" :) [ATTACH=CONFIG]410406[/ATTACH] |
Great solution. Now my DH would have duct taped it all together LOL!
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Hahaha~ Awesome!!! whatever it takes to quilt, right? Luv it!
Nan |
Okay let me get this straight, if you are innovative and thrifty you might be a redneck? :D!!!
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lol,redneck or not that is a great thrifty idea.
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Great fix! I have the same tables, the plastic box and the wood! It never occurred to me that I could fix the bounce and vibration like you did.
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Whatever works. :thumbup:
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Love solutions that use what you have, means more money for fabric!
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Brilliant! Quilters are so creative.
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Hope it works! Please becareful that it doesn't fall on you/or your legs! I have laminate floors, so I don't know if the carpet was the problem for you. My DH cut a piece of plywood the size of my table, used the router around the the edges & sanded it ( no splinters)! Mine was trying to sag in the middle, forget using a cutting mat on it, and my machines would dance all over it. When I used my serger, well let's just say "game on."
If yours doesn't work here's a back up plan! Good Luck! Country1 |
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