Dixie Cutting Table

4.33 out of 5
(3 customer reviews)

$799.00

Cut it out! Dixie is the signature height-adjustable cutting table by Arrow Sewing Furniture highlighted an expansive 49″ x “37 worksurface! Dixie was designed to be a dynamic, durable and dependable addition to your sewing area, featuring 6 heavy-duty locking casters for stability and easy mobility, dual shelving units to store sewing and crafting accessories, and an optional 46″ x 34″ pinnable cutting mat!

Sold Out – Discontinued

Description

Description

  • Height adjustable cutting table to comfortable cut fabric and other materials
  • 2 fold out leaves create a 49” to 37” cutting surface for large projects
  • Metal frame provides sturdiness across entire workspace, corner to corner
  • 2 shelves to store notions, fabric and other crafting accessories
  • Table folds into small, compact footprint while not in use
  • Sturdy design with heavy-duty locking casters for stability and easy mobility
  • Optional 46″ x 36″ Cutting Mat (MAT-C) available.
  • 10-year warranty, worry-free performance
Additional information

Additional information

Cabinet Finish

Storage

Dimensions

Dimensions

  • Dimensions (Open):
    • 49” W x 37” D
    • Height Adjustable from 32″ to 38″
  • Dimensions (Closed):
    • 14” W x 37” D
    • Height Adjustable from 32″ to 38″

Product Sheet for Dixie Cutting Table can be viewed and downloaded here.

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Shipping Info

Shipping Info

  • Arrow Sewing determines shipping carrier (FedEx or UPS)
  • Sewing furniture can’t be shipped to a PO Box
  • Dixie Cutting Table will arrive in 2 boxes
Assembly Manual

Assembly Manual

Assembly Manual for Dixie Cutting Table can be viewed and downloaded here.

Reviews (3)

3 reviews for Dixie Cutting Table

    Mark Brownell
    3 out of 5
    May 22, 2023
    Instructions and diagrams are clear and all parts were present. However, it says you can assemble this in forty minutes. It took almost three hours! I want to warn future customers - Part 2 Top: Hinges should have pilot holes started for the screws, there aren’t any. DO NOT tighten the screws until all six are started. Tighten them in an alternate, zig-zag pattern. On page 10, you will need to drill a small pilot hole for the second screw on the Connector. Be sure to fit the Slide leg in BEFORE you drill the hole. Finally, when attaching the center panel to the frame, only five of the six holes lined up. It was difficult to find the best five that fit.
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