Have you ever thought about making your own, I have, Its not that hard, My dad, father in law and my son over the years have shown me. This way I get what I want and the color, wheels or no wheels, shelves, drawers, and I have a good time making them. Just a thought. Good Luck
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I have an old school desk also. has an open shelf which I uses for patterns. It has a top like a countertop. love it.
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Try Ikea. They have all types and sizes of tables and adjustable legs that will go with most of their tables. You buy the top and the legs you want separate.
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Originally Posted by lass
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Try Ikea. They have all types and sizes of tables and adjustable legs that will go with most of their tables. You buy the top and the legs you want separate.
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I was given a desk (originally from Office Max) from an lady that is downsizing. I took it apart to bring it home and instead of attaching the drawers to both sides I just attached to one side and left the other side open for my chair.
God does provide, I was with her at a antique store and I mentioned that I was looking for a desk for my sewing machine and that is when she said I could have hers if I could take is apart.. I even has a hole in the right hand side for electrical cord.. |
maybe Ikea store might have some ,they have so many tables there
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I also have the Sauder cabinet for my Janome 6600 and I find it great, doesnt give me any issues about moving about while I sew on it
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If you have an ikea near you I've seen many of their tables 'hacked' into nice sewing tables. http://www.makeithandmade.com/2013/1...-hack.html?m=1
I didn't have one near me but it gave me inspiration to make my own. I even routed out around the machine so a sew steady insert would lay in flat. I used solid wood for my table so it would be heavy enough to not be wobbly or bouncy. |
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