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My friend bought the sew-ez table and she loves it. I was sewing at her home yesterday and used her table and machine to try it out. It also has an insert for her specific machine. It's great. No shaking or movement from the table at all. It rolls to move it when you have to take it along somewhere and it comes with a case to protect it. It's a great little table and just the right amount of portable space to tote along with you.
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Originally Posted by mom-6
The portable tables I've used are the wooden snack tray tables that come in a set of 4 for about $40 and the light weight folding picnic type tables that are about the same price for 5 or 6 ft table.
What I've found that I like even better are the school desk type tables that are about 4 ft x 18". The legs are adjustable and they are quite sturdy, even if a bit worn from being in a school classroom for however long. I found mine at a yard sale from someone who got them in bulk at auction when the school replaced them with new ones. He was selling them 4 for $30. I convinced him to let me have 2 for $15. Then went back a few weeks later and got 2 more for use elsewhere. |
sauder sewing cabinet table Is what I am going to buy for myself. You can get it at Walmart or Target
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In the video, you can see the table wiggle when she touches it.
Originally Posted by sparkys_mom
Originally Posted by montanajan
I'd like to see a pic of the sew-ez and gidget.
http://www.seweziusa.com/photo.html The Gidget http://www.daystyledesigns.com/sewingtable2.htm |
I have the Janome table, similar to the Gidget, got it with my 6600 ... it doesn't move or vibrate even with the 6600's speed. I love having the machine inset in the table, it's almost as good as a custom cabinet and MUCH less $$ !
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Originally Posted by Peckish
I have a friend who got the sew-ez table and she LOVES it. I like to use a sturdy tv tray or folding table when I go on retreat; I set it up perpendicular to the table my machine is on.
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I have the sew-ez. Love it. The only thing I can say is that if your bobbin is in the bottom front of machine, you have to move the table to get at it.
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If you can get to a Quilt Festival (we go to Houston every year), the shipping is free. My friend has one with wheels and she loves it. I plan to look at them in November.
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Originally Posted by Quilt Mom
I use a plastic craft table - it's about 18"x30" - that folds up. It is available at a lot of stores for an inexpensive amount. To keep my machine from 'walking' off the table I put a piece of shelf liner under it. This is lighter and more portable than what I had previously. And it perfect for my machine.
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The Sew-EZI USA table has wheels on one end....when the table is closed, there is a slot in one end for a handle and the wheels are on the other end. Rolls very easily. I love mine!
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