Sew Ready Foldable Hobby and Cutting Grid Table - 58.75" W x 36.5" D White Arts and Crafts Table with Grid Top and Silver Storage Drawers

Expensive but great item,sturdy,easy to move around and provides a large work area that can be folded down when not in use.

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this product is amazing. sturdy as described. functional and durable. use this everyday. can hold a far bit of weight like a 50 meter roll of material. it's honestly the nest table and affordable. thank you

As someone who enjoys sewing as a hobby, I recently got my hands on the Sew Ready 13386 Height Adjustable, Quilting Fabric Cutting Folding Table. This table has been a fantastic addition to my sewing setup, and I'm here to share my experience with it. First off, the quality of this table is impressive. It feels sturdy and well-made, which is essential for any serious sewing or quilting work. When you're cutting fabrics or working on a project, you want a stable surface that won't wobble or feel flimsy, and this table delivers on that front. One of the standout features for me was the ease of assembly. The instructions that came with the table were clear and easy to follow. I didn't have any trouble putting it together, which is always a relief. Nobody likes to wrestle with confusing instructions, especially when you're eager to start using a new piece of equipment. The space-saving design of this table is another huge plus. It's great for hobbyists like me who may not have a dedicated sewing room with lots of space. When folded down, it takes up very little room. This means I can easily store it away when it's not in use, keeping my space tidy and organized. The height adjustability feature is a game changer. It allows me to work comfortably, whether I'm standing or sitting, which is crucial for those long sewing sessions. The table also comes with a sewing board grid and guides, which are incredibly helpful for getting precise cuts and measurements. My mother-in-law actually bought one of these tables first. After seeing hers and hearing her rave about it, I knew I had to get one for myself. And I must say, it's lived up to the hype. It's made my sewing projects so much more enjoyable and efficient. In conclusion, if you're a hobby sewer looking for a reliable, space-efficient, and high-quality fabric cutting table, the Sew Ready 13386 is definitely worth considering. It's enhanced my sewing experience significantly, and I highly recommend it to fellow sewing enthusiasts.

This cutting table is well built, good quality, and easy to assemble. The top is solid heavy plastic, not a cheap laminate. Pieces fit together well and the directions are clear. It is very heavy, you may want to open the box and move it in pieces. Be sure to measure the height you want first, then attach the casters to the side legs, measure, and add 1/2" for the top, adjust. I left 5 holes at the bottom of the adjustable bars and this gave me a height of 36.75", perfect for me (I am 5"5" with long legs). You would have to tip the table over on its side to adjust the height after it is put together. I would suggest using an electric screwdriver or other power tool for putting in the 48 screws on the hinges, be careful, they strip easily. Other bolts were easy to attach and tighten with the provided Allen wrench. Be sure the 3 top pieces are aligned properly before attaching the hinges. It took me 2 leisurely hours to put it together, I only needed a little help at the last step when turning it upright. The plastic card holding all the screws and bolts had a typo making it confusing at first to figure out which bolts to use in several cases, but you can figure it out by the number of pieces provided. Two wrenches were provided with 4 different sized openings, only one end was needed, nothing fit the other ends. I had to use my own pliers to tighten the caster nuts. The markings on the table are accurate, I checked with one of my quilting rulers. There would be a slight inaccuracy if measuring across the hinged areas vertically. I found that my hinges did not line up exactly and therefore the lines going across them are not exactly continuous, off by about 1/32". The only negative is that since the support for the leaves is only in the middle, when you press down on the corner area it moves down a little. I would not put anything heavy on it, especially a large sewing machine. I had a cheaper version of this I got at Joann Fab, this one is so much better, although neither one is as sturdy as a four legged table (but those don't fold away as easily of course).