Do you tilt your machine?
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What a wonderful idea for any kind of sewing. I too have a bad back and neck and this would have to improve your posture to some degree where you would not be so sore or be on a strain, thanks for the great tip! I look forward to reading this board every morning first thing!
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Originally Posted by quiltmouse
someone here sells "sewing machine lifters" which is a little slant table to set on your work surface. (might be DebbieUmp...)
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I bought 2 rubber doorstops at walmart.
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I do have my machine and tables both tilted. The table the machine sits on has 3/4 inch blocks under the back table legs and the machine itself has a foam wrist support under the back of it. This is the type of pad used to rest your wrists on while working at the computer.
My cutting table has blocks of about 1 1/2 inches under its back legs. Our friend used a hole saw to cut a notch for the table legs into these blocks so they don't shift.
And, I have another set of 4 blocks, made the same way, that raise the table height 4 inches .... which makes the table a good height for stand up cutting or pressing.
I would not be able to work without these blocks!!!
My cutting table has blocks of about 1 1/2 inches under its back legs. Our friend used a hole saw to cut a notch for the table legs into these blocks so they don't shift.
And, I have another set of 4 blocks, made the same way, that raise the table height 4 inches .... which makes the table a good height for stand up cutting or pressing.
I would not be able to work without these blocks!!!
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