jitkaau

I found it was OK as well but prefer to have a taller chair - works better for me.

JoyceRowell

A friend from our quilt group puts a couple rubber door stops under the back of her machine and it really does make a big difference. I got to get a couple of them for my machine.

ziegamomma

The tilt tables are great, but the rubber door stops just drop very easily into my sewing box when I go to a class or retreat. The tilt makes a huge difference to me. Try different size of door stops to get the tilt you need.

QultingaddictUK

Me too, on the old Frister Rossman I recently bought it was missing one foot so I put 2 on the rear, kept the odd one as a spare and sit it on a PC Mouse mat, it really helps to see the stitching.

llweezie

Me too I use rubber door stops, they work great!

Friday1961

You literally learn something new every day. I've been sewing more than 50 years and had never heard of this till now! Think I'll try it!

Sew Freak

Yes....the tilt is great!

Drue

I've been using the door stops for years...2-3 under the back of my machines. Don't do this when machine is in embroidery mode (if you have an embroidery machine)...It will throw the calibration off. I also have a quilting extension for my embroidery machine and can use a couple under the legs of it as well. I don't use the "tilt" on my serger either. Don't think it would be good for the machine...plus the fact, it's not really needed for that one.

Hugs, Drue

maxnme01

Tilting the machine doesn't throw "it off". I too use door stoppers. I find I don't hunch over with the machine tilted and helps me focus those lovely bifocals better. I can hardly sew without them now.

ArtsyOne

Thanks so much for posting this tip! I have some wooden shims in my toolbox and I think they'll work great too.