Is the fold out table sturdy enough for a Serger? I am loving this table but am concerned that it will wobble during use. How does it hold up?
74231
Absolutely. Very thick wood. Must tell you that it comes entirely unassembled. Hope you are handy..
1680208
The table is not sturdy. Will it survive the glass? Probably. That said, using it a little makes the legs wobble. It's not a good piece of furniture.
417218
I don't know how big your serger and sewing machines are but you could fit 2 machines in there and would have to do some jockeying when you wanted to use the sewing table unless you plan to leave everything open all the time. You could (again, depending upon the size of your machines) store one on one of the shelves which are adjustable. You would have room to store tools but I would say probably not fabric.
1082730
Yes, it's a very sturdy table. I have one & really like the quality of it. It's a very good buy.
1894338
As far as the stability, I haven't noticed a wobble. It' a good bench and have been very pleased with it. My fiancee' and I use it often and it affords a variety of uses. We have an Olympic set that is very compatible.
1028503
This table is very sturdy in my opinion. I give my significant other frequent massages and never notice the table wiggling. We are very happy with it and it folds away in a snap. Hope that helps.
1375732
I own several tables from this same company,including a 6' version,and this one table is the sturdiest of them all.I use this table to put my Amateur Radio equipment on,including an amplifier,transceiver,power supply,laptop,and logbooks.The total cost of my equipment is close to $5,000,so it had to be extremely stable and it is that and more.Feel confident in buying this table.It will more than serve it's intended purpose for your needs.
591130
Yes, it will drive you crazy! It is very difficult to thread!!! I am a professional seamstress and have had many sergers before this one! I sold it to a friend who has worked with these machines before. Go with the one that air threads itself, and you should be fine!
1414001
Sorry for the delay... I bought this for a gift.. I haven't heard of any complaints of it wobbling, but was told that they really liked it as it made things much easier... not much and hope it helps.
1912428
It's rated for 500lbs so I don't see a problem for you but I do have some issues with the table. The foot pedal sticks out so far you have to be careful. I put a red bucks over pedal when not using it. Also table doesn't stay pumped over night even if there's no weight on it but probably be ok while your working on something. Maybe there's some adjustment that can be made. It's cold weather here and I haven't looked into it.
717492
I use it as a dining table for extra guests and it works perfectly. My son is using a square one as his desk/music station and it's done well there as well. I wouldn't stand on it but as a table, it's fine. Doesn't wobble.
722520
I think the major factor in stability is whether the table is set on hard floor or thick padded carpet. Probably not the best table for "heavy projects" but suitable for dining and light workspace.
365729
I having been using the ironing board for over the year, I also sew and have had no trouble. One time I had to tighten the swivel knob under the board, which was not a problem. I love having this aboard so handy. The only complaint I have is that it is really hard to iron tablecloths due to size constraints, but not much of a complaint. Enjoy and happy sewing.
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I have both the side and outfeed support on my saw all the time and I find them invaluable. There has never been an issue with the table warping or flexing. My side support does sag noticeably as you extend it from the table even when there is no load on it (must be the angle). If you adjust it for extended height it will be higher than the table as you push it in. What I do take a narrow board 2" wide and 20" long and clamp it to the inside of the side shelf support above the 2 rods. Pull the extension out to the distance desired. Set a level reaching from the table to the side support. Adjust the clamping of the board so that it is even with the table top across its entire length. Keep in mind that you can't hang a lot of weight on this. The outfeed support is sturdier and I have had no real trouble with the sagging. Again it isn't sized to support ripping long boards. I build a 36" outfeed table for my DeWalt that attaches to the outfeed bracket easily handles 8 foot boards. If you have the room to leave your saw set up on the stand, take a look at item 92051 on Rockler.com to make your saw mobile.
468807
I sit at an architects drawing table that is at standing height. It has so many adjustments that you are bound to find a combination of settings that are just right for you. The one concern I had was for stability when leaning clear back - not to worry. It has five legs/rollers and it is Very sturdy. I feel like I could jump on it (I really haven't tried it! No sense pushing your luck) and it would stand the abuse. I absolutely love mine.
2129700
In checking the instructions which came with the table there is no mention of a weight capacity. Probably since a sofa table is not usually expected to hold much. I use mine for a sewing table with a sewing machine and a serger on it- not very heavy. The table is very sturdy. You bolt on the legs, so if they are on tight you shouldn't have any wobble. I felt it was a good value for the price. It is unfinished and I have left it that way. Nice and smooth.
1424447
We used it as a conference table for about 4 months. Everyone brought their computers, materials, etc. and the table offered plenty of room to spread out and work. It is sturdy, so it doesn't wobble or tip. It is probably slightly shorter in height than the average desk but I spent years in college studying at the kitchen table-so I don't see it being an issue . Hope this helps.