whyiquilt

Could you post a picture?

Susan T

A thick piece of felt also works. Something I did for my sewing table that was flexing as my machine was sewing was to make a "fifth" leg out of about 4" PVC pipe. I cut it to the height if the underside of my table, put a scrap of batting between the table and the pipe and no more vibration.
Sue

Susan T

A thick piece of felt also works. Something I did for my sewing table that was flexing as my machine was sewing was to make a "fifth" leg out of about 4" PVC pipe. I cut it to the height if the underside of my table, put a scrap of batting between the table and the pipe, placed the pipe near the needle end of the machine and no more vibration.
Sue

Quiltcamp

I'm using two computer mouse pads. A sales rep gave us a bunch at work and I pealed off the advertisement from the top.
They work great.

smitty

I use the rubbery mats that go under placemats. they are oval & just the right size. or you can cut up an old yoga mat. it's the rubber that quiets the noise. (I know it's not rubber, but can't think of a better
word right now)

madamekelly

I needed one for my older machine, so I just bought a couple mouse pads that the dollar store had. Worked great.

mic-pa

I bought one from my Janome dealer just like that and it only cost me $7.00. So I would say $20. is big ripoff.

MsLoriAnn

I have one; it came with my machine.
I use it as it stops the machine from moving. I haven't noticed that it stops vibrations.
I wouldn't buy one.

LoriAnn

ploverwi2

It is a good idea. It just doesn't look like it would work under an extension table. I would love to silence my Janome. It is the loudest machine I have ever owned, right from the first day.

sewinggirl

I bought a pkg of carpet individual step runners and had an extra one so I have that under my machine...works great.