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I tried this method and it didnt work for me,
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I do and I use a door stop, for 79Cents you get it tilted and because its rubbery it holds
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What a cool idea...I'll have to try that and see if it helps my neck.
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I tilt mine. Someone on the board was selling lifts that her husband made and they were really nice.
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My machine bed fits level with the cabinet top, but I tried the tilting anyway. It really helped me. I didn"t feel like I had to lean over to see what I was sewing. Easier on the back.
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All of my machines are treadled so I can not take advantage of something like this but because of it being in a treadle its not hard for me to see and doesnt bother my back.
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Originally Posted by jackie o.
I always try to remember to tilt my machine also. I use the inexpensive rubber door stops that you can buy almost anywhere. I like them because they "grip" the machine, and you can easily adjust the angle of the tilt. Hope that's helpful.
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Love the comments about losing the stress on the back. I will be seeing if I can sew longer than I used to, without the backache. That would be great.
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DH made me a tilt table for my machine & it works fantastic! I work from a recliner on a TV tray, so it's a necessity. Some day I hope to get the Sew-Eze table so my machine will be even with the top & then hopefully FMQ will be easier. Also sturdier...
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