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Old 07-11-2017, 03:45 PM
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I so want one of these. I don't know where I'd put it but it sure is beautiful.

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Sure is pretty, but it'd be just a matter of time before I stubbed my toe on the iron base!
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Old 07-11-2017, 04:08 PM
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Sure is pretty, but it'd be just a matter of time before I stubbed my toe on the iron base!
True. And with my limited space I'd rather have storage under the table. But I'll put this on the list for my enormous dream studio where design can take priority over efficient use of space.
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Sure is pretty, but it'd be just a matter of time before I stubbed my toe on the iron base!
You and me too.
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How darling!!! I'd feel like "American Pickers" going in to a place that had junked a bunch of them and rescuing a couple for a nice table. Looks like they had formica on the top. They saved two sets of treadle drawers.

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​If only we all had the space for it. We could wear rubber shoes so we wouldn't stub our toes. LOL
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That is just tooooo cool. I don't have space for it either.
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[ATTACH=CONFIG]576351[/ATTACH]How many tables could be made??? I'd prefer to have belt holes in the tops so they could actually power a machine if needed.
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It's a gorgeous room. It reminds me of Joanna Gaines decor. (Really cute, but not too practical.) Do you notice the featherweight is not plugged in? It might make a great cutting table in a shop, where hypothetically, you have more room. Notice how the thread is stored on the peg board? It's a very inventive design.

If I had a huge house, (which I don't), I'd love to have a cutting table like that.

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I love this. Wish I had the space for it.
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