Will a regular size sewing machine ( I have the brother pw420) fit inside the cabinet when the doors are closed?
778107
The shelf that the machine sits on is 29-1/2" wide x 16" deep. The clear height for it is 13-1/8". So, you could put a box with those dimensions inside the cabinet and close it no problem.Hope this helps you out.
778108
Yes it will. I have a Brother too (can't think of the model number at the moment) but it fits inside with the doors closed and there's even space on the side to store my iron.
778109
Yes, I have two machines stored in my cabinet with plenty of room to spare.
778110
Hi there - yes, a full - sized sewing machine will easily fit in the cabinet. Not sure what model my wife has but the cabinet is huge inside.
778111
The area where your sewing machine sets when the doors are closed measures 30.5" wide 16" deep and 13" high. If your machine is not larger than this, it will fit.
778112
Yes. I have the Singer Futura. I love this cabinet and use it as extra eating area when I have guest.
778113
I would say<yes,you shouldn't have any problem.I have a larger embroidery/sewing machine that fits just fine.
778114
I have Janome machines, one full size and then my JemSilver. I am able to store both machines in the cabinet when it's closed
2126435
The machine is 15 1/2" high x 11 1/2" front to back, by 9" side-to-side. The height is exact, so you would need a little more than 15 1/2" space under your cabinets for it to fit.
209734
I believe only home use machine bobbins. I have two home sewing machines - a Janome DC3050 and an old Singer 401A. Bobbins for both those home machines are a good snug fit in these cases. Those industrial Juki bobbins look quite a bit larger. If the Jukis do not fit in any other regular bobbin case (maybe take a bobbin to a store, if possible, and try them out in some other brands of bobbin cases???) they probably won't fit these cases.
550284
The width of mine sewing armoire is 32" with the double doors closed, and 61" from the top of the decorative molding to the bottom of the floor. The door louvers are decorative only. The width would be the same if you removed the doors (which would be easy to do) for an "open" access option. Oops. See addendum in comment below :&gt;)
284739
I am not 100% certain if it will fit this particualr machine. Since the XL2600i is non-computerized, you can use the magnetic seam guide for this machine. I use the magnetic seam guide on two sewing machines that are are non-computerized and it works like a charm.
1200436
Yes- I did that for my granddaughter. It fits very nicely under the sewing machine foot and sews together very well.
1993331
Having never used a sewing machine I can only answer with an opinion. First it is highly unlikely that the sewing would fall off the risers or become unstable. If you require the same level if solid stability you have with the machine on the floor, then I feel it is unlikely to work for you. It will also depend on if the wheels have solid locking mechanism's. If the wheels do not lock there will be more movement. I hope this round about answer is helpful.
2047748
The babylock site lists the model number of their ruffle foot as SA122 (different from the one I have for my Brother PC420PRW - SA143 which is the one you're asking about). Comparing them visually, they look identical. Other sites specializing in sewing machines/supplies show it as compatible. I wish I could tell you definitely yes or no, my best guess after researching is yes.
1280983
Yes your records should fit just fine. There is a 1 inch lip that runs along both sides in the back so they records will not be flush to the sides of the cabinet, but the door will close with no problem.
119893
With the door closed there is little room for your legs. I open the door and sit on a chair to sew. I like the space the side table provides when the door is open and props it up. There are compartments on the inside of the door to hold handy items too once the door is open. And, there is a foot rest!
1196337
The table on the cabinet fits into the cabinet on metal sliders hinges in the middle as a drop down; and the entire front of the table then "drops" down to cover the inside front so the doors can be closed over it. I have used the "lift" part as a shorter table by pulling out the part underneath that has rollers on it to the extent that I need. I have two smaller (sewing & serger) machines that I can fit comfortably on either side of the drop down part now used as a shorter table. When I place my heavier full size embroidery machine on it, I extend it all the way out for safety and glance at the roller feet to make sure that machine vibration has not moved them out of position in any way. The table on the cabinet fits into the cabinet on metal sliders hinges in the middle as a drop down; and the entire front of the table then "drops" down to cover the inside front so the doors can be closed over it. I have used the "lift" part as a shorter table by pulling out the part underneath that has rollers on it to the extent that I need. I have two smaller (sewing & serger) machines that I can fit comfortably on either side of the drop down part now used as a shorter table. When I place my heavier full size embroidery machine on it, I extend it all the way out for... » Read More The table on the cabinet fits into the cabinet on metal sliders hinges in the middle as a drop down; and the entire front of the table then "drops" down to cover the inside front so the doors can be closed over it. I have used the "lift" part as a shorter table by pulling out the part underneath that has rollers on it to the extent that I need. I have two smaller (sewing & serger) machines that I can fit comfortably on either side of the drop down part now used as a shorter table. When I place my heavier full size embroidery machine on it, I extend it all the way out for safety and glance at the roller feet to make sure that machine vibration has not moved them out of position in any way. « Show Less
789042
You might talk to your local dealer if possible, or try googling "sewing machine insert." I did and there was quite a number of hits. I really like my lift. I use it with my serger and don't have an insert, although it would be helpful if I got one. I may have to check it out.
992734
My desk drawer fits,but it did require several takes before it closed properly.Good Luck .
1866587
You would have to go on line and find out what type of shank you have to your sewing machine. If it is low shank you should be fine.
1418621
The opening on my cabinet is 14 3/4" wide. Installed, there is maybe 1/16" on either side between the drawer and the cabinet. No problem, but I'm glad I paid a professional to install it. You should have no problem. Be sure the door opened does not obstruct the drawer sliding out.
1657054
Cut out area is: 7 1/2 in deep and 3 1/2 wide. Height is 3 inches. Table size is 16 inches long and 11 inches wide. The distance of the area on the other sides of the cut out side where your sewing machine table is: 3 3/4 inches on both side. I have a Janome, Harmony 8048 machine and it works awesome. Happy sewing.
616316
You will need to read your sewing machine manual to determine . I have a brother and my manual had given suggestions to my machine.