Members DMH Posted November 10, 2025 Members Report Posted November 10, 2025 Looking for any information on how to properly mount an industrial sewing machine to a submerged table top. More specifically, what mounts are needed if any to attach any of the Union Special 30000 and 50000 series machines. Or point me in the direction where I can get answers to question about older Union Special industrial machines on how to set them up and customize them for other uses. Quote
AlZilla Posted November 10, 2025 Report Posted November 10, 2025 I moved this over to the sewing machine sub forum. Somebody here will know what you need. Quote “Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities.” - Voltaire “Republics decline into democracies and democracies degenerate into despotisms.” - Aristotle
Members Cumberland Highpower Posted November 11, 2025 Members Report Posted November 11, 2025 I think the standard method is just to bolt it to a piece of plywood and "suspend" it under a table on pieces of allthread. You'd need to make a cutout in the actual table that is compatible with the contours of the machine. Quote
Members nejcek74 Posted November 11, 2025 Members Report Posted November 11, 2025 I have few old US machines, like 52900 and 53100. They are not in use at the time, as of lack of space :)))) Here is a pictures of the original table. At least for those two machines the tables are the same. They are very finely engineered, with pre-made holes for rubber fits, hinged access for the machine etc, lower board that can be fine tuned into the position etc. For sure made with a rig in a factory. For a single use I would do it much simpler. Ok, I would have to do it much simpler, as I don't have necessary machines :)))) Quote
Members DMH Posted November 11, 2025 Author Members Report Posted November 11, 2025 Thank you very much for getting back to me. @nejcek74 thank you for confirming where I need to place the machine to the table. I was told recently I should the placement in the pictures attached and that I can use the rubber insulator without any additional bolts to rest the machine head on. Quote
Members nejcek74 Posted November 11, 2025 Members Report Posted November 11, 2025 yes, that's right, both machines were only fixed/sitting on those rubber feet. Quote
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