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Meet your new 2-in-1 cutting and ironing workstation! Millie is a one-stop shop cutting and pressing table designed to consolidate your working area and add convenience to your cutting project workflow. Millie features an expansive 63″ x 39″ cutting area, a built-in folding ironing station, and heavy-duty casters for easy mobility in your sewing area! The best part? When not in use, Millie folds into a compact, home-friendly footprint for easy storage!
- 2-in-1 cutting table and ironing station for maximum workflow efficiency
- Built-in 27”x 12” folding ironing board for easy pressing
- 2 fold out leaves create a 63”x 39” cutting surface for large projects
- Comfortable height for cutting and ironing projects
- Sturdy design with locking casters for stability and easy mobility
- Metal frame provides sturdiness across entire workspace, corner to corner
- Built-in ironing board folds down while not in use
- Table folds into small, compact footprint while not in use
- Optional 55'' x 35'' Cutting Mat(MAT-M) available
- 10-year warranty, worry-free performance
- Electronics must be returned with a receipt and in an unopened box. Please work directly with the manufacturer if products are damaged upon purchase, or become defective within the warranty period.
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Rated 5 out of
5
by
Trudii from
Solid table, just short of perfect
Would strongly recommend, there are just a few things that are not 100% perfect.
Pro
- The table is a great height and plenty sturdy.
- The ironing board is convenient and allows for the table to be long and skinny if that is all you need at the time (ironing binding for example).
- It folds down to be quite narrow, slides right into a double door closet in my sewing room saving a lot of room.
Cons
- There are little plastic tubes that hold the gate legs in place on the underside of the table. They attach to metal brackets for attaching to the table top. The assembly instructions show leaving the end of the screw sticking out. Then the next page they show assembling this with the screws facing the opposite direction (which I missed.)
The first time I used the table, I found one of those screws unintentionally and cut up my hand. If you are prone to accidents, either follow the second instructions or plan to get 3 small nuts to cover the end of the screws just to be safe.
- Not a deal breaker, but you have to raise one of the large wings to get the leg to prop up the ironing board.
- There are a lot of wheels, and while they roll nicely, the unit moves at a consistent 45 degree angle to where I intend it to go.
- My ironing board had zero marking of where the screws should go. It is fairly easy to figure out the base but the placement of the support bracket would have been nice to have a guide or even picture in the instructions.
Date published: 2022-12-29