Will the extension on the right support the weight of a serger?
1120685
Yes it has a support wing that folds out to give it support, but the cabinet door would have to be closed or it would be in your way.
2239616
I am not certain how safe that would be. With the wheels on, there is a larger base on which the items hung from it can be supported. Personally, I believe it would make it easier for the garment holder to tip over without the wheels. Even with the wheels in place, it is possible to "lock them out" so that the garment rack won't roll. For safety reasons, I would not purchase this item and not use the wheels.
2216787
as sturdy as this is , I don't see any problem with you using extra extensions...
2203403
I have a Singer Ultra Lock and it fits with plenty of room left over. Unless your serger is excessively large it would probably work. However, since you sew I'm sure you have a tape measure, I would suggest measuring your serger. This is a really nice case and I have been really pleased with it.
1665204
Yes it is a good heavy duty serger. It is not commercial but has metal gears and will work well. Thanks Sammy sewingmachineoutlet.com
144502
No, mine worked fine. But I found out after that my machine has this built in. I thought it was more like what a serger would look like.
1481186
No, not really. This machine is really limited and not worth purchasing. Go the extra money and get a real serger. I learned the hard way == you get what you pay for.
483685
Yes, That's the way I have it set up. If you don't use the short leg extensions it will be a bit lower also, which is exactly what I wanted.
2235967
I believe so. The gripper legs (for want of a better description) stretch outward. It's actually a really viable product.
482800
Yes it can attach elastic to non-stretch and to stretch material, the way to do it is for the elastic to be just a little off with the fabric, so fabric is about 1cm longer than elastic, when serger attaches the two it will cut part of the fabric without cutting the elastic and not only part of the stitch will be on the elastic.
1012769
My husband made a cabinet to fit my serger, the lift is fastened to the bottom of the board that supports the machine, so it is the actual support that needs to fit the hole. Hope that makes sense.
1945489
It might, but it would depend on the length and thickness, which would determine the weight.
652237
It's a little thin and I'm not sure if it would be stable enough for the vibrations of a Sewing Machine.
440897
As I recall I had to extend to lifts a bit.. very little. If they are a bit short then extending them a bit should be no problem. But.. just a guess.
1938290
Yes and I highly recommend! That's exactly what I use them for ... along with the super-satchel double deep box (by ArtBin 6990AB). Perfect for storing serger thread! The double-deep boxes are stackable so takes up less space for storing your thread/fabric. Enjoy!
121631
The hanger & clips are aluminum. I use it to hang 4 pair of men's Levi 501 jeans, 32 length. Yeah, it will support the weight.
161358
I haven't tried yet.... and I actually want a second one. I really like them and want to mount one over my serger too. I am sure that if you have something the bracket can be mounted to you can pretty much make it *do* anything you want with a little ingenuity and power tools.