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dunster 08-12-2019 08:22 AM

I hope it wasn't on the driver's side! :p

Karamarie 08-13-2019 04:31 AM

As a senior citizen, when we go someplace, I feel 2 sets of eyes are good with all the traffic these days. If I want to sew, I will stay home.

mlt150 08-13-2019 04:58 AM

I have trouble sewing well in my house let alone in a moving vehicle!

mkc 08-13-2019 05:37 AM


Originally Posted by Peckish (Post 8288331)
Not something I would ever do since airbags.... :shock:

No kidding! Enough bodily harm comes from loose objects in the vehicle. A rigid one affixed to a dash board without an air bag could be deadly. With the force behind a deploying airbag, it most assuredly is.

KalamaQuilts 08-13-2019 07:30 AM

I'm guessing the photo you saw was the one that was actually in the passenger seat of a Class A or B motor coach. There is a drop down table there as one more clever workspace in the rig.
Never ever would recommend it while moving, because the machine could kill you even with a slam on the brakes, let alone an accident.
If you are talking hand stitching, I've done it all in the car, still would if my eyes were better. :)

cathyvv 08-13-2019 07:51 AM

If it is permanently attached to the car, no, not a good idea for reasons already mentioned. But if you can attach it and work in the car while parked and waiting for someone to finish 'whatever'. then why not?

Cheryl7758 08-13-2019 03:54 PM


Originally Posted by dunster (Post 8288488)
I hope it wasn't on the driver's side! :p

That would be the ultimate multi-tasking!:D I would never even think of using a machine in a moving vehicle, no matter how well it was secured!

Jordan 08-13-2019 04:59 PM

That is a bad safety factor especially with the air bags that could explode if you are in a car accident.


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