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craftybear 03-24-2010 12:41 AM

http://www.jankrentz.com/displaypage.php?ID=43

these are so cool and we use them at our sew day at the church, so just pack your extensions and go to the sew day to raise the banquet tables to your size

fabric-holic 03-24-2010 01:18 AM

I've been using the black ones under my cutting table for a few months now and what a difference! My back doesn't kill me anymore while I'm cutting fabric.

craftybear 03-24-2010 01:20 AM

the black bed risers??


Originally Posted by fabric-holic
I've been using the black ones under my cutting table for a few months now and what a difference! My back doesn't kill me anymore while I'm cutting fabric.


fabric-holic 03-24-2010 01:42 AM


Originally Posted by craftybear
the black bed risers??

Yep. They work great.

eman3779 03-25-2010 11:13 AM

I use a 5 ft long table for my sewing machine and put the bed risers on this so that I can sit on a swivel stool. I have found this to be the most comfy position--it is easy for getting up to iron or cut more and I can keep my legs straighter than when I sat on a chair.

Tadpole 03-26-2010 05:52 AM

What great ideas! Thank you so much!

wvdek 03-26-2010 07:38 AM

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I have an old long banquet table from a previous church we went to. We gave them new plastic tables and in return, I got two of the banquet tables. Anyway, I immediately had DH saw up some PVC pipes and inserted them on the legs. Never have back issues while cutting, layig out patterns, etc. And sometimes I just bend at the waist over the top to stretch my back out.

PVC pipe extenders
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zz-pd 03-29-2010 12:26 AM

I can't afford any thing right now. but trying to cut fabric really hurts me. I have one of those very high dinning room table, but I think no matter what I do it is gone to hurt. Penny

Melinda in Tulsa 03-29-2010 05:17 AM

Penny, I use a banquet table with a sheet of MDF on top then my cutting mats on top of that. Naturally the height is too low so I raised my table by putting empty coffee cans (the metal ones) under the legs. It raised it to a perfect height for me. You could also use large veggie cans. I too am on a tight budget. :cry:

zz-pd 03-30-2010 10:28 AM


Originally Posted by Melinda in Tulsa
Penny, I use a banquet table with a sheet of MDF on top then my cutting mats on top of that. Naturally the height is too low so I raised my table by putting empty coffee cans (the metal ones) under the legs. It raised it to a perfect height for me. You could also use large veggie cans. I too am on a tight budget. :cry:

Hay thank you for the ideal, normally I can think of things on my own, but with this pain fogged brain of mine things don,t just pop in like they use to. Penny


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