Has Anyone Built Their Own Industrial Sewing Tables? --Can You Critique My Idea?

[Uwe]

The file’s still there and I can download it. Maybe copy/paste that link into a new browser window or use a different browser. 

[Tigweldor]

Hi,

Being a metal worker by trade, I made my table top from a sheet of 12mm (about 1/2 inch ) aluminum plate for my Pfaff 138

For my Singer 29-33 (now replaced by an Adler 30-7 cause it handles bigger bobbins) I made the whole table from angle iron - bolted together to show other people that it can be done without any welding skills - even though I´ve been TIG welding for nigh on 40 years. 

Greetings

Hans

[Trox]

On 11/20/2025 at 3:35 AM, Tigweldor said:

Hi,

Being a metal worker by trade, I made my table top from a sheet of 12mm (about 1/2 inch ) aluminum plate for my Pfaff 138

For my Singer 29-33 (now replaced by an Adler 30-7 cause it handles bigger bobbins) I made the whole table from angle iron - bolted together to show other people that it can be done without any welding skills - even though I´ve been TIG welding for nigh on 40 years. 

Greetings

Hans

Great work Hans!

I've been looking for both a pot meter pedal for a frequency drive and a large thick aluminum plate for a long time now. Obviously I got to find the plate for a clicker hammer (head) locally (Norway) but that pot meter pedal, can I ask where you bought that. And does it make you motor sound bad, scream on some rpm's?

Thanks

Tor