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SewEzi table — anyone using one? sewing furniture question
sewrose   Intermediate TX USA Member since 4/22/06 Posts: 50	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 12/20/10 6:02 PM Anyone tried one of those EziSew tables? http://www.seweziusa.com/index.html I'd be interested in knowing if you like it. Roseana -- Edited on 12/20/10 6:03 PM -- -- Edited on 12/20/10 6:04 PM -- ------ Roseana, Austin, TX
CJ Tinkle Intermediate AR USA Member since 2/5/06 Posts: 963	Login to reply to this post In reply to sewrose Like this post Date: 12/21/10 5:53 AM I've had one for several years that I use in our RV. It's a terrific little travel table, and folds up to about 6 inches flat, and comes with a heavy canvas carrying bag. When set up, the table feels a bit unstable compared to a solid cabinet, however once your machine is in it and you're sewing, it does very well, I have been very pleased with mine and wouldn't hesitate to recommend it... for a travel table. For everyday sewing use, not so much, simply because in my opinion it's just too small to be very functional. There is adequate space to the left of the machine to support a small project, but there is no space at all behind the machine. ------ Bernina Artista 630 ✂ Bernina Aurora 430 ✂ Bernina 1300MDC ✂ Babylock BLCS ✂ APQS Millennium ✂ Juki TL2010Q ✂ Singer 201-2 ✂ Singer 301 ✂ Singer 401A ✂ Singer 15-91 ✂ Singer Featherweight 222K ✂ Singer Featherweight 221 www.tinkletimes.com
TessKwiltz   Intermediate TX USA Member since 9/21/07 Posts: 1316	Login to reply to this post In reply to sewrose Like this post Date: 12/21/10 1:43 PM Ask me Sunday - I asked Santa for one for Christmas! Not that I was peeking, but the Brown Santa Claus (aka the UPS driver) left a suspiciously large, flat box on the porch a couple of weeks ago... I wanted it to sew with my Featherweight in the living room so I can be with DH during football and baseball games. I was making do with some wooden TV trays, but being able to set the machine flush will be so much nicer... ------ Tess On threadpainting flowers: "How many colors are in a flower? ... How many do you have?" - Ellen Anne Eddy
sewme47   Intermediate IL USA Member since 8/28/08 Posts: 541	Login to reply to this post In reply to CJ Tinkle Like this post Date: 12/21/10 3:31 PM That's good to know. I saw one once at a sewing show, and I really thought it felt flimsy. But I'm glad to hear you've had a good experience with it. Maybe I'll get one for my dd's small apt. ------ A balanced diet is a cupcake in each hand.
SexiSadi   Advanced SC USA Member since 5/10/05 Posts: 2633	Login to reply to this post In reply to sewrose Like this post Date: 12/21/10 8:14 PM $249?? Uh...damn? ------ http://theramblingsoftcm.blogspot.com/ Numbers for 2013: Yards in stash: 610.75 Yards in: 22.75 Yards out: 6 Numbers for 2012: 594.00 yards in stash 4 yards in 10.25 yards out Numbers for 2011: 601.25 yards in stash (I'm sure this number is off by a few yards) Yards in: 137.50 (Seriously? I'm over 100, and it's only JULY? Ugh!) Yards out: 88.75
Mufffet   Intermediate VT USA Member since 8/14/05 Posts: 8919	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 12/21/10 8:19 PM I have two Arrow tables...the ones now known as "Gidget" and they are usually about $125. I like them. Larger Gidget and info Gidget Info ------ "Be kind whenever possible. It is always possible." --Dalai Lama I have sewing machines
Warbler   Advanced VT USA Member since 4/15/07 Posts: 2580	Login to reply to this post In reply to TessKwiltz Like this post Date: 12/21/10 8:28 PM Quote: I wanted it to sew with my Featherweight in the living room so I can be with DH during football and baseball games. What a nice idea! My sewing room is on the second story of our house and the one and only TV is downstairs.... I have considered the Sew Ezi for classes but this gives me another reason for its use. ------ Janome MC6600 Bernina 240 Juki MO735 Singer 201-2 Singer 221-1 Singer 15-91
clr56 Advanced Beginner OH USA Member since 9/12/07 Posts: 112	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 12/24/10 10:14 AM I just purchased mine about 2 months ago and I do like it. I have a small bedroom to use as my sewing room and it is small, so it worked out well space wise. I have my Bernina Aurora 430 in it. I like the insert and having it set up with it, more than the insert that came with the machine. The table is steady for my type of sewing (medium speed to slow). As mentioned above there is not a lot of extra space around the machine to the left or back, but I usually do not sew big projects. It was not hard to put together, everything fit, and I also purchased the accessory tray too. The machine sits at about 25" from the floor, I use an old wooden chair to sit on so I am looking lower at my machine which works for me, and feels better than a kitchen table or computer desk which are about 27" high or more and then the machine sitting on top of that. I am happy with my purchase and plan on getting an insert for some of my other machines as well. I am 5'3" tall if that helps. I like sewing on my vintage machines which are in cabinets and this set up works about the same.
Nancy Rhodes   Intermediate OH USA Member since 4/8/02 Posts: 389	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 12/24/10 11:34 AM I have one, and use it when machine in use needs to be in a different room. Yes, space is limited to rear and rt side, but were it larger the portability would be much reduced.. like many things, there is a trade-off equation going on. I particularly like that the insert fits around my machine and makes a lovely flat surface. Hindsight says I should have ordered the 'fill in the hole' option and then could use as a light table to trace those 'darn' patterns etc. Mine seems well-made and I like it. I think the result is 100% functional for stated goals of the product. It was a little fiddly to get the washers stacked up right so the machine base surface was the exactly needed depth... but once there, bingo! machine lifts out and it can fold up and roll to where it needs to go,. Great product! ------ ... cleverly disguised as a responsible adult!
RockNRoll TN USA Member since 3/12/10 Posts: 1323	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 12/24/10 1:24 PM I think I am going to get TWO! one for my sewing machine one for the serger. I think I can use this in my sewing room I was looking for a wooden desk but this one looks much better and I wont hit my legs! Here is a video i found. Thanks for enabling me yet again ------ Go Sew Something

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