jemma

thank you for the tip

Ruby the Quilter

I'm making a cover for my wooden table with a quilted material (yardage), think the padding will be a help. My dealer was very clear that for the MB4 I needed a heavy table for it. We made ours with some metal K legs.

annies-best

I have been having problems with my brother just moved it to the kitchen and sat it on a plastic tub my problems got worse ?????? just did not think about the table ... Thanks for the heads up will try some place different tomorrow

jaciqltznok

i guess nobody thought to tell you that...BUT there is a way to stop it...you need carpet on the table top! then you machine sits on the carpet..the carpet absorbs the movement, not the machine....I buy the bound samples from the carpet place...usually a nice sized one to fit the table runs about $5

MaryLane

Hmmm....I have mine on a metal double computer desk from work. It is pretty substantial but I have noticed on some designs I have to slow the machine down or I have issues.

My serger sits at the other end and I have it on two layers of the waffled cabinet liner for noise muffling. I may try adding some to under my embroidery machine. It never moves but I wonder if it gets a resonation from the table at certain speeds.

Thanks.

bakermom

I've been using mine on a plastic table( fold up type from Sam's) since i got it-nearly 10 yrs. No problems.

Doreen

Yes, machines have to level and on a sturdy table. Some of the machine are very sensitive.

michelehuston

Wow! I would never have thought of that! Thanks for the heads up..am now on a heavy wooden table search!!

stitchinbee

wow, thanks for the info. gives me the final push to get my wooden table out of storage.