Old 10-22-2018, 08:20 AM
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cathyvv
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First: Put the sewing machine on a different table and use it. Does it still vibrate like crazy? If so, the machine is probably the culprit.

Second: Have you ever gone into a restaurant and been seated at a table that rocks? It sounds like you could have a similar problem.

Maybe you could put shims under the legs until the vibration either stops or is minimized. It's trial and error, no doubt. I was thinking you might be able to do it with those little pads of paper with sticky glue on one end. Set a full pad under each of the legs, then take off a few of the papers at a time from each leg until the table is not vibrating so much.

Mind you, I have not tried this method, but it's pretty cheap to try. If it works, you have the levels needed for each leg and can use the pads to find a more durable shim.

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