Could this table hold a sewing machine?
935160
I used a table like this before and when I sewed the whole table vibrated so I would not recommend it for sewing.
935161
I would say yes. i cannot remember the weight limit, but yes, it is sturdy and would hold the weight of a machine. in fact, i think it would be a very good table for sewing. remember that it is less than three feet long - make sure that it would give you ample room .
935162
Hi Michele, This table will definitely hold a sewing machine. It's why I bought it also. I saw some similar in stores but they were way too flimsy. This one is a good size, has various levels of height you can choose and folds flat to go right under a bed if you need an out of the way storage spot.
935163
Funny you should ask...I was just using my sewing machine on the table today. So the answer is yes. And the surface is a really good size for sewing.
935164
I'm doing my sewing on a sewing machine right at the moment on this new table. Go for it! A perfect match! Val
1531783
The sewing table is great when the drop leaf is up there is more than enough room to sew large items.It is also very usable when the leaf is down real happy with my purchase.
1308234
Hi Jean, The table weighs 38 pounds according to the table specifications. This is a very stable sewing table and I am very pleased with it. My sewing machine is a 30 year old Singer Futura II Model 938 which has a 2 way surface sewing platform--flat sewing and free arm sewing. The machine isn't configured like the new ones are today so I didn't order the Plexiglas insert. I had a neighbor who does a lot of woodworking make an insert from 1/4" plywood for the table. That worked well. The table is now in my new craft room and I have been so busy scrapbooking that I just haven't taken time to do any extensive sewing but I did test the table when I first got it to see how much it vibrated. The glass of water that I set on the table while I ran the machine at high speed didn't shake hardly at all. If you are planning to purchase this table I would recommend it very highly.
1290217
No I have not, but I don't see a problem using it under a sewing/embroidery machine, it will protect your table, it is well constructed. You will enjoy using the mat.
1303355
It will hold a sewing machine. I don't know about all your quilting equipment. I scrapbook and use it for retreats. It handles beautifully and folds up very nice. Everyone wants one when they see it. It takes me about four trips to get all my supplies into the workspace, but I bring all my scrapbook items including my large Cricut cutting machine. Hope that helps.
1974903
This machine is only set up for thread. Yarn would get bogged down in the bobbin case. You should look at commercial sewing machines to use with yarn. :)
1699937
This table would work great as a computer desk especially if you use an adjustable chair but that's true with any desk. I'm using mine with a sewing machine (regular chair) and I have no problems. Caraboutchu is right though, the finish is easily scratched so be careful dragging things around on it.
2194902
Yes, it would, as long as your sewing machine is close to the wall. It's a wall-mounted gooseneck. I use mine for sewing, as well as artwork.
591503
I doubt it. This printer table is very small, really only capable of holding small home printers. In fact, the one I have is under my real printer table and holds the printer paper instead, which is about perfect for its capabilities.
717640
it probably can but it won't hold as well because it is a lighter weight and will break. I would not use it for regular sewing.
1319683
We had a sewing cabinet that was 40+ years old, which was built to hold our old Singer sewing machine. The old machine actual screwed into the old cabinet, and the old sewing machine could be flipped upside down, and disappear into the old cabinet. This new machine has no way to be attached to the old cabinet. However, we use the new sewing machine on as a table top, and it works just great that way! The new machine could also be used on top of the old cabinet, but it cannot be attached to or hidden in the old cabinet.
205725
There is no way either of my sewing machines would fit in this. It is not heavy duty enough for them even if they did.
966261
I have put my sewing machine on it and sat and sewed. For me, it worked well. It's nice that you can adjust the height. I guess it might depend on how tall you are.
697778
It can't be adjusted. When the sewing machine platform is in the low position, it is just under 3.75" from the table top. When it is up, it is the same height as the table top.
1355357
Sorry, but I don't know. I use it on a sturdy desk. The machine itself isn't overly heavy, but I don't know how it would do on a regular sewing table. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
2166051
Here are the dimensions: Table dimensions: 40" wide x 19.75" deep x 28.25" high Sewing machines no larger than 17.5" wide and 7-3/8" deep will fit . So measure the width and depth of your machine and then the height is adjustable!
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.