thimblebug6000

I don't know where your bobbin is on your machine, but the clear plastic cover for mine slides forward. Although my machine does fit down into my desk I do have to keep a gap at the back so that I can move the machine back a tad to slide the cover off the bobbin area. The gap has never been a problem so far.

jitkaau

I've seen an adjustable table which will fit any machine and I would be inclined to go with that one.

just_the_scraps_m'am

duct tape comes in designer colors.....LOL

lclang

For that kind of money I would find a carpenter and have him build one to fit in exactly the size and height I wanted.

MaggieLou

Could you have Lowe's or HD cut a piece of plexiglass to fit the opening? Just a thought.

Reba'squilts

I have the kangaroo Tasmanian table with an insert to fit my diamond. Great to knows I can use styrofoam to fill up the gap if I use one of my other machines. Thanks Jo C for that cleaver hint!!!

Wintersewer

I used a piece of "Super Slider" to span the extra space, so far it works fine. When it gets a bit linty I just wash it off and it sticks tight again.

jumpin' judy

I had the same problem. I took a cereal box that was the right width and cut it down so it was flush with the bed of the machine. Works perfectly.

GemState

My machine sits down "in the hole" and there is a gap between my machine and the sewing cabinet in the back.
i utilize that gap when I FMQ and can poke some of the quilt down in there and it avoids the drag from the weight of the quilt. I find it really helpful!

athomenow

I just bought a used Koala cabinet and my Lily fit inside with the insert that came with it but not the Sapphire. So I ordered an insert to fit the sapphire and the cabinet and got it the other day. It's a real plus when it comes to these cabinets and it wasn't $100. About $70 I think. Now I can use either machine in the cabinet.