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Old 03-28-2017, 04:52 PM
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Looking for a cabinet for an Aria. I do a lot of free motion quilting; want to get an Aria but can't find a cabinet for under $1k. I want to set the machine flush with the table surface. Thank you!
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Google 'sewing table hacks' and plenty of ideas will come up. Lots of people have converted tables for doing this.

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Thanks, Cari! Will check it out.
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I have my dreamweaver(BL Unity) in a gidget II. Cost me less than 200
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Also keep your eyes open on your local craigslist. I just missed a 'perfect for me' table with a lift for $250. There's another one that's a pretty close set up and about the same price but is much further away. Might just find the right deal at a distance you're willing to drive.
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If the Aria is one of the bigger machines, you will probably need the larger cabinet. A Juki 2010 will fit in one of the smaller ones as the bobbin cover works differently. It lifts up from the top rather than opening down from the side.

I have the SewEzis. I like the open ends as I have caught the foot pedal wire trying to raise the bed for embroidery on a Pfaff.

A handy husband or relative could redo a cabinet like a Sauder. You can buy just the lift.

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Originally Posted by Dolphyngyrl View Post
I have my dreamweaver(BL Unity) in a gidget II. Cost me less than 200
Thanks! The Gidget II is only 40" wide, looking gir 60" minimum. Nice table though!!
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Originally Posted by Weezy Rider View Post
If the Aria is one of the bigger machines, you will probably need the larger cabinet. A Juki 2010 will fit in one of the smaller ones as the bobbin cover works differently. It lifts up from the top rather than opening down from the side.

I have the SewEzis. I like the open ends as I have caught the foot pedal wire trying to raise the bed for embroidery on a Pfaff.

A handy husband or relative could redo a cabinet like a Sauder. You can buy just the lift.
Yes, i need a large cabinet. I did google the dIY hacks, so we are considering cutting a hole in an ikea table and putting casters on it so it will roll and i csn angle it towards the tv then back against the wall.
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