A quilting frame is a long, modular rail system, often paired with a long-arm machine. It only tracks smoothly if it reassembles precisely, so label every joint before you take it apart.
Pro tip: Mark the leveling settings on the legs before teardown so the frame sits flat and level at the new home.
Watch out: Do not bend the carriage rails or track; a warped rail makes the machine skip and stitch unevenly and is hard to true again.