Old 06-17-2018, 11:32 AM
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QuiltE
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To increase height, you can put bed risers under the legs.

You mentioned that the height is a little high for sewing.
I am "assuming" that you are meaning you put your machine on top of the table, and thus your sewing height is probably another 4-6" above the table top. Some have used the pull out area of the table, and cut a hole to sink the table into that, to make the sewing surface table height.

Depending on the comfort/discomfort level, you could gain your extra height by using a higher chair, such as an adjustable drafting chair. That's what I use for sewing .... it's lowers level is about the same as the highest on a regular stenographer's chair. Plus the higher heights, let me sit right up to my cutting table when I want to work at it, while sitting.
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