Is this table good for sewing
652234
I do not know, but I wouldn't think so. The vibration of the sewing machine and the natural movements of sewing could result in the table falling over. We just use it to display some papers, and one side is against a wall.
652235
I haven't used it as such. We used to store boxes. It held up well. You can sit at it. If it is a good height you should be fine. It is sturdy
652236
i have it as a utility table in my home office, with a fax machine and printer on it-- works perfect for me-- i like the fact that it is a bit longer then a regular table
652237
It's a little thin and I'm not sure if it would be stable enough for the vibrations of a Sewing Machine.
652238
I have my sewing machine and serger sitting on it and sew with no problems. It works great for me. Because it is slim it fits well in my room but it is not the best if you want it to cut large items on. For my machine use and cutting small items it is perfect.
133053
I think so... if you sew a lot... it was to me and I love mine.. had it 8 months I wish it had the extension table and I purchased extra feet for (approx. 40.00 )and some extra...the Bigger screen , easier read stitches I went to see screen at walmart of 9970 first ...
1261905
Not at all. Only good for looks. Table is inlaid wood. It would get ruined quickly if you home school at it. I would seriously choose something else.
2011348
Sure. I use it for a sewing table and it is awesome. I bought it for the huge amount of storage underneath for my sewing fabrics. It's very sturdy. I love mine.
779274
Hello, I'm sorry I wish I could answer more questions regarding this Dress form however it was a present for my daughter whom is the expert with sewing clothing, she seems very content with it and says that it is good for draping and serves its purpose well but other than that I'm really not very knowledgeable on this topic...sorry..wish I could be of more help.
2015338
I feel the table is sturdy. Although I don't do embroidery on my sewing machine, the table does not bounce when I sew. The table is heavy enough that I cannot lift it off the floor from the center of the table, but the wheels allow it to be easily rolled. Overall, the table has made it easier to store my machine and sewing things, and have immediate access when I'm ready to sew.
1531780
The sewing table is great when the drop leaf is up there is more than enough room to sew large items. It is also very usable when the leaf is down real happy with my purchase.
2146509
It won't be the prettiest closure seams if you do, but you would be able to sew it. If a home sewing machine can't handle it, take it to somewhere that does alterations or an upholstery shop. Their industrial machines should have no issue with it and they can probably put a nice finished edge on it too.
1531774
Yes, it is just like the old-school sewing tables. Very comfortable and spacious. When not in use, I store my sewing machine on the little shelf underneath the table and close everything up. Works great, looks like a nice little cabinet. Note that the wheels are not optional! When I bought it, I was thinking that I may not use the wheels because I wanted the cabinet to look more like a piece of furniture instead of a "cart". You need the wheels because when you open the cabinet all the way, the table top rests on the top of the large swing-out door in the front. The wheel under that swing-out door is needed to support this. Looks pretty, would work well in any family/TV room or craft room. Yes, it is just like the old-school sewing tables. Very comfortable and spacious. When not in use, I store my sewing machine on the little shelf underneath the table and close everything up. Works great, looks like a nice little cabinet. Note that the wheels are not optional! When I bought it, I was thinking that I may not use the wheels because I wanted the cabinet to look more like a piece of furniture instead of a "cart". You need the wheels because when you open the cabinet all the way, the table top rests on the top of the large swing-out door in the front. The wheel under... » Read More Yes, it is just like the old-school sewing tables. Very comfortable and spacious. When not in use, I store my sewing machine on the little shelf underneath the table and close everything up. Works great, looks like a nice little cabinet. Note that the wheels are not optional! When I bought it, I was thinking that I may not use the wheels because I wanted the cabinet to look more like a piece of furniture instead of a "cart". You need the wheels because when you open the cabinet all the way, the table top rests on the top of the large swing-out door in the front. The wheel under that swing-out door is needed to support this. Looks pretty, would work well in any family/TV room or craft room. « Show Less
1082912
When I was researching before purchase, I remember one commenter mentioning that this particular form was better for display, rather than sewing, pinning, etc. That may be the case for the professional seamstress. I've pinned and done light repair on some vintage items and have no complaints. It is attractive and easy to work with. Good luck!
1516533
I feel this table is STURDY. It is well designed and well constructed. I feel you would find it quite solid when your sewing machine was "humming along".
872077
I use this as a laptop/etc. desk. It is kind of of wobbly, but it is strong enough to hold a sewing machine (although I think it would shake if you sewed fast).
1954174
It was east to put together - just had to attach the legs. It may be too small for sewing, but may work for makeup. I use it as an entryway table.
2178263
Depends what you are sewing, if it is seams, yes but for regular sewing no. Kind of like a microwave and a kitchen oven. A microwave is fast but the food texture is different than in a oven. So, it is nice to have both
717487
Not bad at all. Feels a lot more solid than your typical card table. I have used my sewing machine on mine and it did shimmy a bit. I recently added a set of bed risers under the legs to make it counter top height and I use it as my fabric cutting table for quilting in my craft room.
2245951
i just checked and the answer is yes. hope this is of some help to you. the table is very nice. good finish, true to size and i would trust this maker again. good luck
966262
Most definitely. I use this as a sewing table, there is room for a chair. The leg set up is similar to that of an ironing board. Now, I don't iron sitting down but I do use a chair when I sew.