Sew Ready Adjustable Hobby and Cutting Craft Table with 2 Storage Drawers

Yes, this table is great. Easy to put together. Handy space-saving design and thoughtful features. All that is true. But let's be honest, the casters are the WORST. Why do manufacturers make great products but then cheap out when it comes to the wheels? I will never understand. The included casters don't roll well, to begin with, and the plastic inserts crack and allow the casters to bend. BUT I HAVE THE SOLUTION. If you want to fix the problem once and for all, allowing you to use a stronger caster and make your table sturdier and more maneuverable then here's how I did it. It was quick and easy. Here's what you need: 1. A hammer and perhaps a screwdriver to help hold the insert while you hammer. 2. Something to cut the plastic insert with - I used tinsnips - plus some sandpaper or a dremel or a butane lighter which you'll need to flatten the plastic inserts. 3. Outwater Square Double Star Metal Caster Insert with Thread DS71-326 Thread: 3/8-16, Outside Diameter of Tube: 1", Gauge of Tube: 16/18. Amazon link below (These come in a pack of 20. You can order smaller quantities directly from the mfg website, but with shipping for the six you'll need it's about $25, or just pay $34 and get 20 from Amazon. Ignore the mfg instructions to measure the tube - I did that and ordered the smaller 3/4" DS71-245. They're too narrow and just rattle around inside the leg. This larger size will sit flush with the edge of the tube and the prongs modified slightly as I will show you will hold it tightly in place. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B076MJ8BBP. 4. Nefish Stem Caster Wheels 2 Inch, 8 Pack, Heavy Duty Threaded Stem Casters, UNC 3/8"-16 x 1" Swivel Casters Set of 4 with Safety Dual Locking Wheel for Furniture and Cart or any 3/8" - 16 x " caster. I found these were the lowest price for the quantity needed, and they look and work great. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CXJ7MM61 Step 1: Take the leg inserts off the table. Remove the height adjustment knobs and pull the black plastic inserts out of the tube. You can pull on them using the attached casters and they slide right out. There are two in each leg - twelve in all. These inserts keep the height adjustment nuts in line. If you want to keep the ability to raise and lower the table you will need to modify six of the twelve. If not you can just set them aside and ignore the rest of this paragraph - you won't need the inserts for the new wheels. If you want height adjustment, cut off the end of the insert and smooth it flat using your Dremel or sandpaper or melt it with a butane torch (that's what I used) so it will fit back in the leg with the nuts aligned with the holes. You'll want to leave just enough plastic to hold the nut in place. Once I cut the ends, I used my butane lighter to melt down the rounded plastic end so it was flat. I just heated it and then quickly pressed it down to level it out on the flat wrench that came with my casters. This end will butt up against the end of the caster insert. Then you can put the other remaining insert back in on top of it. I'd also suggest screwing the height adjustment knobs back into the bottom insert so you don't knock it out of place when you're hammering in the caster insert. Step 2: Hammer down the star prongs on the caster insert as shown so you can get it started into the tube because they are a little too wide to fit as is. You can use a screwdriver or something to help hold it while you're hammering. Once you're able to put it part way into the leg - kind of leaning as shown, then you can hammer it in the rest of the way and the prongs will hold the insert tightly in place. They aren't going anywhere! I was able to do all six inserts in about 20 minutes once I figured out how much the prongs needed to be flattened. Then screw in your casters, put the legs back in your table, and you're done. The whole job took me about 40 minutes or less and cost about $30 for the casters and $34 for the inserts. I hope that this is helpful. Cheers!

I purchased this table for a new craft room that I am making for myself. I do a lot of work with the Cricut making t-shirts and such. I had been coveting the tables that were bookcases with a top, which looked great, but were nearly $600. I am so glad I got this table instead, for many reasons. The most important difference is the adjustable height. This table can range from bar height to regular table height and everything in between! At first, I planned to make this an island like those table previously described. I envisioned it being wide open. After bringing it into the room, I decided it would look better collapsed and to the side of the room so I could press tshirts on it. In order to get the leverage I needed, the table needed to go all the way down. Then I felt I needed a little extra room for cutting vinyl after it is printed. No problem! I just opened half of the table and rotated my chair. Worked perfectly. The quality of the table is unexpected. It came without a scratch, dent or issue. It was better than what I expected. In terms of the build: I have never put furniture together in my life. Every time I start, it seems too hard and I make my husband finish it. I read the reviews that said it was easy to build, and I agree! I did 90% on my own. A few tips for those who are worried about it...you will need a Philips head screw driver that is not included. If you have an electric one, that will be nice, because there are about 48 screws to attach the hinges that make the table expand. I didn't have an electric and was able to do it without. Another thing that I luckily had read in another review was that the wheels are not all the same. There are 6 legs, 4 of which have locks and 2 that don't. Make sure you put the right one on the right leg. Another thing that was not clear was what to do with the wrench they included. When you attach the extra legs, there are bolts that by hand can only fit on the bottom. Take the included Allan wrench and hold the screw in place while you use the wrench to make that bolt meet the screw. Other than that, everything was well explained in the instructions. I highly recommend this table for it's versatility and quality of construction. The price is reasonable for what you are getting.

The product is perfect for my paper crafting needs. I love that the height is adjustable. Assembly: I knew from other reviews that assembling it would take about an hour. It probably did. The instruction Require 2 people for a couple steps. I was stubborn and did it myself. I was very impressed with labeling and packaging. Everything was labeled and the screws were shrink wrapped to a board. This was a huge help. The only small issue I had with the instruction was that the picture of assembling 9 to 4 shows 9 as being about the same length as 4. 9 is ~25% the length of 4. I tried to explain in an attached picture. I still have it 5 stars for assembling. Why? Because it really wasn’t difficult. It was just time consuming. Shipping: This was not good. When I arrived at home to get the package, I was very disapponted. I was shipped box 1 of 2 of a trampoline. (Now if it was an entire trampoline, now that would have been fun! Just kidding, I still would have returned it). The damn thing was so heavey that it stayed in the same spot where UPS left it. The poor UPS guy who came to get it almost didn’t take it, because it weighed so much. I hope that this was a singular mix up at the amazon warehouse and won’t happen to you. ;) Overall, this table is perfect for my needs. I don’t have a separate crafting space. I use my living room. It allows me the freedom to transform my living room into my crafting room quickly and easily. When the family wants to using the living room, The sides easily fold down. It is stored in a closet.

My husband and I purchased this table primarily for its height and size when working on our respective projects (quilt fabric cutting and layout; photographic processing). Given our space limitations, we liked that it folds down to a small size for storage and is easily moveable via casters. The table has so far met and even exceeded our expectations. It was shipped quickly (ordered May 16 and delivered to our local UPS store on May 18), and the components arrived in perfect condition. The table was shipped in one box, approximately 42" x 27" x 7"; it easily fit in the back of my small SUV with the back seat folded down. The table is heavy: 58 lbs., and required both of us to lift it. We were puzzled by some of the reviews. While it took us around 2 hours to assemble (kudos to reviewers who pulled this off single-handedly in an hour!), the instructions were easy to follow and we encountered no issues with assembly. Note: you'll need a Phillips screwdriver for attaching the eight hinges (a ratcheting screwdriver is helpful). While we've only had the table for a short time, it appears to be very sturdy and is well-made - although I wouldn't recommend putting a heavy piece of equipment on top. We (and our backs) are very pleased with this purchase.

I'm editing my review to add that the top of the table seems to scratch pretty easily. Still doesn't affect the functionality but kinda sucks. This was easy enough to put together. There was one step where you have to add 48 screws, and that was a pain but I managed lol. I love how big it is and it looks great and folds up exactly the way I had hoped. I have 2 issues with it. When you fold the sides out and pull the support bar out, it fits into a little hole underneath to keep it in place. Mine doesn't align with the hole, and as far as I know it's put together correctly, so I guess it's a manufacturing error? It doesn't affect the usability of the table so I'm not super upset about it. The other problem I have is that I can't lower my table to the lowest setting. The holes for screwing in the wheels aren't aligned with the hole in the leg. The problem seems to only be in one leg. It's unfortunate, because I want to use the lowest setting, but I can manage with the one above. Overall, I'd recommend the table. The issues I have don't affect my ability to use the table, they're more just inconvenient.

I love this table. The size and versatility is wonderful. It’s sturdy and the fact the height is variable was a huge factor for me. No more bending for my projects. I would order this table again and again.

One of my goals is to conquer my aversion to sewing machines but lugging everything downstairs to work on the dining room table (and then back up again to put things away) wasn’t helping. I searched for folding tables that were sturdy and large enough to work on, yet could be put away in my closet when not in use. I came across this table and decided to give it a try. I am so happy I did!!! It took a while to put together as I did it by myself (except for flipping it over-definitely should have two people for that). Assembly went smoothly, everything lined up perfectly which usually never happens when putting these types of things together. This table is solid. Casters move smoothly. Lifting the sides of the table up is super easy, fits into a solid peg and doesn’t move! And there is a lot of room to work on! I just sewed my first project on it and it was amazing. I only lifted on side up and it fit my 24”X36” cutting mat no problem. I left the sewing machine on the center part for stability but think it would be fine on a side section. I have a regular little machine so if you have something super heavy this might not work for you. I seriously love this table and will be much more productive not having to waste time lugging things up and down the stairs! I also appreciate the storage underneath. The two baskets are a nice and slide in and out easily and I was able to store a bunch of fleece underneath as well. Happy crafter here!!!

I LOVE THIS TABLE. I AM USING IT RIGHT NOW IN THE OFFICE AS A DESK ACROSS FROM MY HUSBANDS. IT IS SO VERCITLILE THAT I CAN USE IT AS A DESK TO WORK DURING THE DAY AND THEN CLEAR IT OFF AND CRAFT TO MY HEARTS CONTENT. I T IS A GREAT SIZE, YOU CAN HAVE ONE SIDE OPEN OR BOTH OR NONE. IT IS STURDY AND CAN HANDLE ALOT OF WEIGHT. IT IS A GREAT VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY. I FIND THE DESK VERY COMFORTABLE TO USE. THE HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT HAS BEEN A LIFE SAVER. SOMETIMES I LIKE TO STAND AND WITH THIS DESK I CAN SIT WHEN I WANT TO AND STAND WHEN I WANT TOO

La mesa llegó antes de la fecha señalada y en perfectas condiciones. Mi esposo la armó en 45 min. La mesa es grande y resistente. Es muy fácil extenderse y volverse a doblar. Tiene diferentes opciones de altura así que pudimos ajustarla a mis necesidades. Estoy encantada con la compra. 100% recomendable.

I like the adjustable height I’m 5’9” so needle a higher cutting table. Lockable wheels and easy to move round if you have to. When putting together I would work on a hard floor as opposed to carpet. When it comes to fitting the top to the base ( which is done upside down) make sure the tops are fitting snugly before you commit to screwing together.

I'm pretty happy with my new sewing table. It provides great working space for sewing or cutting. It is not too wide when completely folded. And it can be raised up or down - I've been looking for this feature for a long time before I saw this table. I wish it was easier to adjust its height though (with an adjusting mechanism with a lever for example). In this one I need to remove all the screws, have someone lift the table up and hold it while I'm replacing the screws at the desired height. I wouldn't be able to do it alone. But other than that - no complaints so far. The drawers are very cool, they can be pulled out easily and used even when the table is folded. They hang on metal railings (I was worried that they would be attached on some flimsy plastic railings but these look sturdy). I'm also happy with the shelf, because it fits my sewing machine and hides it when not in use.

Es muy bueno se ve bonito y es muy útil para los espacios pequeños. Muy satisfecha

The design of the table is great, but the quality of its finish is not good. It arrived with a broken corner and disfunctional wheels. The edges of the metal parts are very sharp.