Description
Tasmanian II Height Adjustable Table
Our Tasmanian II table is a 2 for 1 unit! The Tasmanian Height Adjustable table is not only a great sewing table, but it also transforms itself into a perfect height cutting table! No need to buy 2 separate units when you have one complete unit that can do both. With the turn of the manual crank the tables rises and lowers from 28-1/2″ tall to a whopping 38″ tall!
The wide table top surface is 63″ wide x 35-1/2″ deep allowing you to spread a large project out or place a cutting mat on top for all your rotary cutting.
The sewing machine platform is also height adjustable allowing you to adjust the height based on your sewing machine’s measurements. The platform will move from a flatbed position to a freearm position for sewing your cuffs and sleeves or attaching your embroidery unit on to your machine.
- The wide table top surface is 63″ wide x 35-1/2″ deep.
- The platform will move from a flatbed position to a freearm position for sewing your cuffs and sleeves or attaching your embroidery unit on to your machine.
- The platform is 24″ wide x 12″ deep, fitting most sewing machines on the market.
- The opening and platform of the cabinet will accommodate sewing machines that are no larger than:
- 23-1/2″ wide (left to right)
- 12-1/4″ deep (front to back)*
- 13-7/8” tall*
*Please measure your machine and include knobs, plugs, etc. that extend beyond the body of machine.
- Construction: Melamine/MDF/Composite
- Platform Weight Limit: 45 #s
- Custom Machine Insert Available
BabyLock
- Destiny
Brother
- Dream VX8500D
Janome
- Horizon Memory Craft 15,000
Will fit the platform however the knee lifter lever cannot be used with a sewing cabinet due to the length of the lever and how machine sits on the platform in flatbed position.
Elna
- eXpressive 920
Will fit the platform however the knee lifter lever cannot be used with a sewing cabinet due to the length of the lever and how the machine sits on the platform in flatbed position. Same as Janome Horizon Memory Craft 15,000.
