Heat Press Tables/Trolleys

[GoldRapt]

I have 2 of the IKEA small style kitchen trolleys (one for the heat press (Geo Knight Swing Away) and one for the embroidery machine), around £30. Recently bought one of their Stenstorp models for my additional mug press and supplies, got it off ebay (shop price currently is £140, bought for £24.00). Might be worth a look on ebay under Ikea.

Sharon

Is that the type with only two wheels Sharon?

[Justin]

Found a good one on Ikea but wasn't sure about the weight rating on these.The machine mart ones do look good, with a wider panel on top may work ok.....still thinking about a diy to my own spec though

[GoldRapt]

Don't forget to consider computer tables that come on castor's

[WorthDoingRight]

I just build another computer desk when I run out of space and put my new equipment on those. However the idea of a 'wheel about' desk does appeal.

[GoldRapt]

How much does one of your builds cost please Richard, are they off the shelf or true scratch built?

[draig]

Is that the type with only two wheels Sharon?

Yes they're the ones. Would be possible to add another couple of wheels before placing equipment on top though.

Sharon

[WorthDoingRight]

How much does one of your builds cost please Richard, are they off the shelf or true scratch built?

Tony, it all depends on the size of gap I have as to whether I buy off the shelf or cobble something together. These days I tend to just buy the cheapest (sturdy) desk on sale at the time.

[Stitch Up]

These are brilliant and used to be sold in Aldi/Lidl

http://www.kaboodle.com/reviews/mini-me ... -3-shelves

We have our Adkins on one of them and they are rock solid compared to many we've tried.

[GoldRapt]

Nice one john

[JackB]

You could always get one of these makikng You and your subli gear fully mobile for a door to door service.
http://www.roamingtimes.com/a/consumer/ ... nation.asp