I just looked at that Sew Perfect table website, and it looks nice and sturdy. But, it sure is pricey, $399 & $70 shipping for the table, plus $78 & shipping for the plexi insert. That's over $550, ouch! I will check them out at the next quilt show to see what kind of deals they have.

someone asked if the sewezi had adjustable legs. No, but since the machine is down inside, it only takes a little adjustment to my office chair to be totally comfortable. It would be a suggestion for them to make it adjustable and even better. But it might now store easily if the legs move as it is engineered to fold up with a certain length leg.

The office chair gives me the cushioning, back support and adjustability that I need.

That was me. I want a table that is height adjustable. I have tall legs and like to be up higher in a adjustable chair. Love SewEZ otherwise.

I just got a "Taylormade" sewing machine cabinet.
I like the fact it will close up when I need to room again for guest.
It was put together, We just had to add wheels and the handles.
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I bought an old sturdy large desk at a thrift store for 5 bucks. Re-inforced the middle drawer and cut a hole in the top to set my machine down in. Works great!

Here's a listing in Louisville KY craigslist for a Horn sewing table $140

http://louisville.craigslist.org/art/3284164252.html

My husband recently made my sewing table from the tutorial on Sew Many ways. It is made with two night stands ( piked up at Salvation Army for $14) and a door that was in our garage. Works great.

Two saw horses and an 8 x 4 foot set up at the right height for my cutting table and next to it is a computer table for my sewing machine. Not fancy at all but totally works for me.

Sew Ezi table is be very best portable, lightweight, sturdy table I have ever seen. My Sweetie bought one for me and I have the insert to fit my go-to Pfaff 7570 and if I decide I want other inserts they are available.

Really, this THE ONE...never on sale, but sometimes you can get extras at a show. Oh, and if you have ten in your guild that will buy, you will get free shipping, I think...no quoting me on that, but I seem to recall this.

Carly in SC

I recommend the SewEzi Portable table. I have had it for about 3 yrs now and it is one of the best investments that I have made. I have several machines and I bought the different insert to use depending on what machine I am bringing with me to retreat. I set my smaller machine on it when I am home so when my granddaughter comes over she can practice her sewing. I love it and I can't say enough about it.