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Here is an idea - Get 2 identical inexpensive file cabinets. Then, to a salvage shop to buy a countertop that you can ask someone to drill out a well for your machine. Put the file cabinets on each end of the countertop - and VOILA! Your own sewing table - whatever size you want!
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I have this set up and it works wonderful.
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If your sewing machine does not fit down into the cabinet, giving you a level sewing surface, what is the advantage of having a special table or cabinet?
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That is a good cabinet and a good price but if I was you I would check at WalMart and maybe even craigslist too.
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I say cock the hammer and pull the trigger! Looks like a nice cabinet. :thumbup:
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I have an input to sewing cabinets...what I use.
I have 1 sewing cabinet that came from an auction with my 1957 Singer (call her Nellie) cause she sews like a dream. But for my other machine I am using a computer table that was left behind when my kids moved out. I also have an old secretary desk that was given to me. My embroidery machine sits on it and oh the drawers are absolute. I usually try to save for other things like fabric...so I tend to be a bit frugel. The sewing tables that were posted are great..but I use what I have and love it. |
miholmes, I sure would take advantage of this cabinent if you have the space. That us a very good deal.
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Have you bought you a cabinet yet?
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Although Michael indicated he would wait, this thread got me checking on these two tables. I ordered the one from Wal-Mart, (without the machine). The stores no longer have them here, so I ordered it on-line, but with free shipping to my local store. I think it will be very serviceable for my second machine, since I already have a hydralic table for my Bernina!
(Thanks to all who suggested the Wal-Mart one, I can't wait for it to arrive!) |
Originally Posted by sewnsewer2
That's a nice table.
I got mine from IKEA in case you are interested. I had to put it together and each were sold separately. |
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