I tried the Flynn set up at a quilt show. He only had a small quilt on for the show. It ran smoothly & he did a great job of quilting on it. I tried & it did seem doable & with a little practice I think you could do a good job. Remember though depending on the space you have on the machine will determine how much room you have for quilting. And every turn of the quilt will make that space smaller so at the end of your quilt instead of having 8-12 inches you have only 2 or 3 inches.

I'm still leaning towards this. Affordable, plus more stability for my quilt while I free motion. Definitely beats the wadded up route that tends to happen with me lately. And as hours are being cut at work, the rental of the shop machine may not be viable. Thanks for the input.