Handi quilter
#8
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Rockford, Illnois
Posts: 393
It’s a portable frame which means it might not be a sturdy as a permanent set up. If you intend put it up and tear it down with each use it will do the job. You won’t be able to do large heavy projects, but it is a decent frame for what it was designed for.
I love my frame, the price was right and it fit what I needed it for. I’ve had it for over 5 years. I have in this time re-configured it to be a permeate set up. I extended the poles, added extra supports and build a rollaway table.
I love my frame, the price was right and it fit what I needed it for. I’ve had it for over 5 years. I have in this time re-configured it to be a permeate set up. I extended the poles, added extra supports and build a rollaway table.
#10
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Rockford, Illnois
Posts: 393
I believe out of the box it can be set up on a 4ft, 6ft, and or 8ft table. Like the conference tables at office stores. My husband built me a 12ft table (see my photo in my last post) and put wheels on it so I can roll it where ever I need to. On my set up I can quilt up to a king size quilt.
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