Cutting Table
#1
Now that my sewing/guest room is set up and ready to be used, I discovered that I have a little problem. I don't have a cutting table!
I've been sewing and cutting in the dinning room on my dinning table on the first floor. My sewing/quest room is now on the second floor.
What cutting table do you have that you would recommend? Please be aware that I have limited space and the sleeping/sofa couch doesn't help either.
thanks for any recommendation!
I've been sewing and cutting in the dinning room on my dinning table on the first floor. My sewing/quest room is now on the second floor.
What cutting table do you have that you would recommend? Please be aware that I have limited space and the sleeping/sofa couch doesn't help either.
thanks for any recommendation!
#3
I have one of those folding tables too. the white speckled plastic ones. I got it at Sam's, it has adjustable legs, so you can make it standard countertop height so your back doesn't hurt from standing at the cutting board all day. I also got a piece of thick plywood that I covered in batting and muslin and just laid that on top of the table, so I can use it to iron, or put the cutting mat on it and cut with it. Works great in my limited space.
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Originally Posted by sew_lulu
Now that my sewing/guest room is set up and ready to be used, I discovered that I have a little problem. I don't have a cutting table!
I've been sewing and cutting in the dinning room on my dinning table on the first floor. My sewing/quest room is now on the second floor.
What cutting table do you have that you would recommend? Please be aware that I have limited space and the sleeping/sofa couch doesn't help either.
thanks for any recommendation!
I've been sewing and cutting in the dinning room on my dinning table on the first floor. My sewing/quest room is now on the second floor.
What cutting table do you have that you would recommend? Please be aware that I have limited space and the sleeping/sofa couch doesn't help either.
thanks for any recommendation!
http://www.sewperfecttables.com/sewi...uilt-pro.shtml
#10
You can raise the height of a folding table with PVC pipe cut to about 6 or 8 inches depending on how tall you are. This works for the style of table that has legs on each end, not a card table. Pipe about 2.5 to 3 inches in diameter works really well.
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