Have a sewing machine metal table and the base legs are 1 1/2 inches wide. Would this product work. Want to move frm room to room?
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i have these things on everything in my house! you would have to read the specs to see if they are wide enough. and if that model isn't, i'll be they will have one that will. can go to shepherdhardware.com and inquire also. good luck. if it can't be put on wheels or in the washing machine, it don't live in this house! :)
1998900
Denise, the well the machine fits into so you have a large flat surface to work on is 7 1/2" x 18" so just measure your machine if its that or less you're in, if not you can set the machine on top of the table like the photo shows. Great and sturdy workspace if the dimensions are ok. good luck
1481879
No, more than likely it won't without stretching your frame. The middle two support legs go all the way to the edge of the frame unlike the bottom two and upper two. If they were all indented it would definitely work.
1958051
I did not keep that sewing machine so I do not know if you can change the presser feet out. I wanted a more heavy duty machine and even though they described it as being something that would do seveal different things once I received it I realized that it was more like a childs beginner sewing machine. It did not have a regular sewing machine foot. It was a small plastic one and it is very small machine so if you are wanting to sew more than the basic materials I don't think it will do it. Sorry but maybe this will give you a little more information about it.
2202815
Not sure if the treadmill would be wide enough....I have it on a table and can just walk/exercise in place.
1910286
I am using it for one of my sewing machines. I like the size, and it is not too heavy....not as heavy as either of my 6-foot tables. I don't move it often but do not have any trouble moving it when I do. My sewing room is upstairs and I carried it upstairs by myself with no trouble. I am a 65 year old female.
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The top of the table is 28.5 inches above the floor. When the table is open as shown in the picture, there is plenty of room to sit on a chair with your legs under the table. The table top is 19.5 inches wide. The base of my sewing machine is 7 inches wide. There is more than enough room on the table for my sewing machine. This table is great. I love it. There is lots of room for everything and it is very sturdy. However, it does not come assembled and it takes time to put it together.
1633305
I just looked at the machine's owner's manual online and I would say yes, this foot will work great for your machine. Of course if you get it and it doesn't work Amazon.com has always been great with returns.
790460
it should work but will be hard to use do to the height if its sitting on a table mine is in a hole in the table and would be easy to use
1223318
Yes it can, it is very useful. I have enjoyed all of the sewing machine feet I purchased from Amazon, the price is at least a third of that at the seeing machine retail stores.
497072
It shouldn't be a problem for you. My older craftsman had this approximate table size. This is a great product for making a smaller saw seem like a cabinet saw, but still keeping the weight down for easy storage.
1231661
I used a similar table but longer for sewing at one time using a heavy sewing machine and I had to have 2 people hold it down so it would vibrate. I didn't try sewing on this table so I don't know what the result will be.
988067
Well, I wouldn't try to move a piano with it. For something small & heavy, or medium sized/bulky (like a loom) and medium weight, or large and light (like a panel) it would work, but mix up those conditions and it's not suitable. Hope this helps.
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Having never used a sewing machine I can only answer with an opinion. First it is highly unlikely that the sewing would fall off the risers or become unstable. If you require the same level if solid stability you have with the machine on the floor, then I feel it is unlikely to work for you. It will also depend on if the wheels have solid locking mechanism's. If the wheels do not lock there will be more movement. I hope this round about answer is helpful.
816655
yes, theoretically. I bought it for that, as I was installing 5/8" engineered, but this gun did not have enough power to drive the 1 1/2" staple all the way in. If you used a shorter staple, then it should work. Also, if you used a different staple (like a T or L cleat) then it should work). I ended up returning this stapler and bought a larger flooring stapler that could handle 1/2" crown staples (per flooring manuf recomm).
729585
I think the width will be fine. Not sure about the length. The table is very heavy so I think it will work
935160
I used a table like this before and when I sewed the whole table vibrated so I would not recommend it for sewing.