Hi Anne,
I bought one of these last winter to use in our RV. It's the greatest thing since sliced bread! When I first opened it and set it up, I was a bit disappointed, as without a machine in it, it seemed rather flimsy.

However, once you put a machine on it, it's sturdy and works beautifully. I bought inserts for both my Bernina 630 and my 730.

It isn't heavy at all, and fits quite nicely into it's carrying case and is easy to move around with the wheels. It folds to about 6 inches deep.

The only complaint I have with it is that the surface chips very easily. Nothing that can't be touched up however.

I use mine on nearly a daily basis.

The Wandering Quilter's Life in a Box!

The ones I've seen at our guild workshops don't seem all that heavy, and they wheel around pretty well. Do you ever go to any of the "big" shows? They sell them there, you could look at one in person.
Linda in NJ

Thanks, Linda. It's nice to know it doesn't wobble.

I wonder how heavy it is? I know it weighs about 23 pounds (at least, I think that's what it says on the web site), but I'm not sure how that feels when you're dragging it around (albeit on wheels) with all your other sewing stuff.

Anne in Vancouver, Canada

I don't have one, but a member of our guild does, and she uses it at our workshops. It is great, and several members have bought one since then. It doesn't wobble, it's very sturdy, and the machine is at the perfect height. It's a nice table, and looks like a good value, especially with the insert made especially for your machine.
Linda in NJ

I'm intrigued by the SewEzi portable table at http://www.seweziusa.com/. I don't need it at home, but think it would be dandy on trips and retreats.

If you have one, what do you think of it? What do you like about it? What do you think could be better?

Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

Anne in Vancouver, Canada