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r/vintagesewing • … • u/M_B_M

3D printed a base for a recently bought vintage Pfaff 262

When you have no woodworking skills and don't want one of the sewing tables these machines would have been sold with, I designed a simple base to be printed with a 3D printer.

It's a very simple and improvised design and requires to remove the machine from the base every time I need to access the bobbin, but helps keep the machine compact and movable (I built two handles on both sides).

Originally posted to the r/functionalprint subreddit but I thought you would like to see it as well.

Link to the design [https://www.printables.com/model/1326903-base-for-vintage-flat-bed-sewing-machine-designed](https://www.printables.com/model/1326903-base-for-vintage-flat-bed-sewing-machine-designed) in case someone wants to iterate and improve the concept.

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