yoder-s-woodworking-ywl
Dimensions: 80″W x 18¾”D x 29¼”H
When Closed: 31⅝”W x 18¾”D x 29¼”H
Shown With:
Wood: Red Oak
Stain: Onyx
Hardware: K317-96-DBAC
Features:
• Sewing machine lift in the center for easy access
• Doors swing open to help weight bearing for the surface
• Dovetailed drawers
• Ball bearing drawer slides
• Spool rack mounted to the door
• Casters on the base allow for easy movement
Options:
• Shown with optional treadle
Item Code: S802
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