Is there a way to partially pull out the table so its not all the way extended, and would it still be sturdy for a sewing machine?
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I don't think it would be safe enough to be partially pulled out. I have had both my machines on the top at the same time, but the table was completely extended.
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The table on the cabinet fits into the cabinet on metal sliders hinges in the middle as a drop down; and the entire front of the table then "drops" down to cover the inside front so the doors can be closed over it. I have used the "lift" part as a shorter table by pulling out the part underneath that has rollers on it to the extent that I need. I have two smaller (sewing & serger) machines that I can fit comfortably on either side of the drop down part now used as a shorter table. When I place my heavier full size embroidery machine on it, I extend it all the way out for safety and glance at the roller feet to make sure that machine vibration has not moved them out of position in any way. The table on the cabinet fits into the cabinet on metal sliders hinges in the middle as a drop down; and the entire front of the table then "drops" down to cover the inside front so the doors can be closed over it. I have used the "lift" part as a shorter table by pulling out the part underneath that has rollers on it to the extent that I need. I have two smaller (sewing & serger) machines that I can fit comfortably on either side of the drop down part now used as a shorter table. When I place my heavier full size embroidery machine on it, I extend it all the way out for... » Read More The table on the cabinet fits into the cabinet on metal sliders hinges in the middle as a drop down; and the entire front of the table then "drops" down to cover the inside front so the doors can be closed over it. I have used the "lift" part as a shorter table by pulling out the part underneath that has rollers on it to the extent that I need. I have two smaller (sewing & serger) machines that I can fit comfortably on either side of the drop down part now used as a shorter table. When I place my heavier full size embroidery machine on it, I extend it all the way out for safety and glance at the roller feet to make sure that machine vibration has not moved them out of position in any way. « Show Less
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Yes. It will slide out as far as you want it. I use the Singer Futura, which is quite heavy and it supports it. Love this Armoire and have had it for 2 years.
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The table on the cabinet fits into the cabinet on metal sliders hinges in the middle as a drop down; and the entire front of the table then "drops" down to cover the inside front so the doors can be closed over it. I have used the "lift" part as a shorter table by pulling out the part underneath that has rollers on it to the extent that I need. I have two smaller (sewing & serger) machines that I can fit comfortably on either side of the drop down part now used as a shorter table. When I place my heavier full size embroidery machine on it, I extend it all the way out for safety and glance at the roller feet to make sure that machine vibration has not moved them out of position in any way.
2011348
Sure. I use it for a sewing table and it is awesome. I bought it for the huge amount of storage underneath for my sewing fabrics. It's very sturdy. I love mine.
347947
Yes. It is flat across the top of the table when machine is all the way up. I use it this way when my embroidery unit is attached.
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Hi! I really don't remember? But it wasn't hard!! I think there was no assembly......only adjusting your table drop for the sewing machine! It is an amazing table! I love mine! It takes up no space! It fols down for easy storage if you need to make it disappear! It makes a lovely side table in a guest/sewing room when covered with a pretty table cloth!! I am a bit disabled and I had no problems with it at all!!! You can't go wrong with this table!
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The locations for the attachments cannot be moved, but you can just turn the table around. The attachments are a little flimsey but just about work. The table is not all that strong but I have used it when I could find any thing else. The table with legs weighs less than a book and its less than 2 inches deep.
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I also sew - the board bends a bit. I'd be reluctant to apply too much pressure. I use my regular board that is set up in my sewing room.
136648
If I bring the table all the way out it is 61" back to front. I have an embroidery machine with a pretty large attachment so I need it all the way open, but it wouldn't need to be with a regular machine.
1990622
The chair has 2 wheels that lock, when you put them on be sure to put them on the back side of chair or you will unlock them accidentally, I bought it for sitting at my desk at work and put the locking wheels on the front it was inconvenient. Is your sewing machine about waist high? Otherwise it might be too low. I hope this is helpful
1954174
It was east to put together - just had to attach the legs. It may be too small for sewing, but may work for makeup. I use it as an entryway table.
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Never. Too small for cutting and piecing fabrics and not space enough for a machine + whatever. This table is difficult to adjust and takes 2 people to assemble. I use it for watercolor art and sketching. The stool is great. I have a small intimate space and if fits well.
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Yes, I use it for a sewing table, computer work (17 inch laptop), and for scrapbook work. It is sturdy, portable, and height adjustable.
424554
I was told that this is more on the line of a drafting table then a workbench. I could see it being used as a possible cutting table for sewing projects.
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I have a Bernina 750 and the table works great with it. I have the extension shelf for my machine and it fits on the table as well. If your Bernina includes the embroidery attachment, I'm not sure if the table extends far enough to support it too. There are measurements shown for the table; measure your machine to make sure all the dimensions work. The description of the table says it holds up to 45 pounds. My machine weighs about 40 pounds and it feels totally secure in the table. There is no vibration as I sew.
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The cart is a good size, but I'm not sure a sewing machine will fit. Does the arm come off the machine? If yes, then I think it might. It certainly can take the weight of it though. It's pretty sturdy. I love mine and use it ALL the time. I live in an upstairs apartment.
1970694
No, Seams won't line up with the edge of the table. It would be very noticable!!!!!
752095
It should not hang freely or loosely from the table. There should be ample support of the drawer.
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I feel this table is STURDY. It is well designed and well constructed. I feel you would find it quite solid when your sewing machine was "humming along".