gigi712

I just did this and boy, what a difference! Hubster cut me a piece of trim to go under the back of my machine and another piece a little thicker to place the back of my extension table and it's great! I would highly recommend it.

2011wannaquilt

I had forgotten about the 'tilt'. I used it with my old sewing cabinet but discontinued when my DH built my new cabinet. It makes it much easier to see.
Carolyn

DebraK

I've seen this, but I don't understand the benefit.

oops, never mind 2011wanna answered my question. thanks.

gollytwo

A Board member's husband makes a wooden tilt. I bought two of them, use with both my machines. Not only can you see better, I find it's less back strain. I think her name is Debbie Umpress

KarenK

I use rubber door stoppers found at the $ Store.

jemma

i use rubber door stoppers too+i mark on them with a line so i get them even on both ends of the machine---i was not a believer until i tried it help +++with shoulder strain

LadyElisabeth

All the years (decades) I've been quilting and I never thought to tilt any of my machines. going to try now.

Julie in NM

I have a paperback book under the front of mine!

bigsister63

do you tilt the machine back or foward? Does it "hurt" the machine to run if it is not level?

Glenda m

Yeah...what she said. LOL