LifeSky Adjustable Drafting Table for Artists - Drawing Table with Storage for Artwork - Glass Art Desk with Drawers for Artists Painters Illustrators Cartoonists

Went together easily and it's simply brilliant! Highly recommend!

I am a watercolor artist and this table is fantastic. The only reason I gave this 4 stars is that I wish it were a little easier to lower. Once you raise it into position you want to lower it again you have to pull the table all the way up and then it will lower. Not a great option for me because I work at a slight angle only part of the time. My only other complaint is that it needs a better stop plate. For graphic artist and draftmen this probably wont be an issue but for me my watercolor paper is stretched on a board so when the table is angled I have to place something under my board to keep it from slipping.But overall the table works as described and it was very easy to assemble, just took some time.

I love this craft table! It is perfect for my diamond art painting canvas. Do not over tighten the Screws the HOLDS THE GLASS! Speedy delivery. When I needed customer service, they responded same day. Thank you!

This was perfect for my husband that loves to paint in his spare time. He was so excited to have something other than a folding table to work on huge paintings.

I would say the table itself is pretty neat and I like how it’s set up with shelves and most importantly that it tilts. Why am I leaving 3 stars?A)Because the metal is a bit cheap and thin, but it gets the job done and seems to hold everything well.B) The assembly: if you’re not someone who assembles things often get ready for a very complicated and long assembly. Thankfully the instructions are visually clear but it is a LOT of work and some steps can get a bit confusing if you’re doing it on your own.C) IMPORTANT: as I finished all the assembly, the glass literally slid off and luckily I caught it before it fell and shattered. I put the screws and followed the instructions exactly. However another review says not to tighten the screws too much (presumably because it’ll unstick the glass?) but it’s not a good thing that I almost broke the glass so easily. I would definitely suggest getting glue meant for glass on metal or maybe a very strong adhesive tape or something. Do NOT take your chances on just leaving the glass without any sort of adhesive or it MAY FALLOther than the glass issue, I’d say I got my money’s worth. If the glass HAD broken and I hadn’t caught it on time, I would have been very frustrated.

The carton came with a large (3") hole at one end with base frame visible. All OK inside, though. Three major problems:1. Detail picture two. The angle on part 4, between the bottom and the side that takes the screws, was too steep. There was a 1/2" gap between Parts 3 and 4 when part 4 was screwed to parts 8 and 9. I had the widen the angle so both conditions could be met - no small task.2. Detail pictures 4 and 5. The drawing shows two part 13 rails being installed in drawing 4 but Pin "J" being placed in 4 positions - drawing 4 did not nclude the guides for the left drawer.3. Most importantly, this table is a right-hand table. I'm left handed, it will be a chore to always reach across the table to get at things located in the storage places on the right end of the table.