OneSpace Craft Station with Blue Glass Drafting, Black

i highly recommend this desk so far. Putting it together was simple and clear (as long as you pay attention to the directions.) the little drawers are perfect for other tools such as protractors, erasers and brushes. A little too small for a ruler. And the side containers aren’t cheap plastic either. I expected them to be flimsy and breakable but their firm and connect to each other, though you have to put them in the right way or they won’t fit properly.It has wheel! For me that’s just as great as a dress with pockets! Haha. The wheels screw in, so they won’t pop out randomly and they lock in front as well. Don’t want wheels? They have gliders as well! It even comes with a small screw driver for the two screws you need to place the bumpers for the glass. Speaking of which is a nice blue gray Smokey color and perfect if you want to put light underneath to trace when need be.The only issue i had was a little warping in the building of the drawers and that was easily fixable with a little muscle power. And it was mostly caused by me over tightening screws too early. Easy mistake for me. Lol. I hope you try this desk for a great and affordable price. If anything happens within the first month I’ll update :)

I love this desk! After doing a ton of research on drafting tables, I decided on this one for my drafting/artist table. It arrived quickly, within three days of ordering. Packaging was great, no broken boxes looked as if it was all factory sealed.Assembly of desk was a snap. I used the tools that came with it, an Allen wrench and small open end wrench for the casters. I did use a Phillips head screw driver for the two screws that hold the two rubber grommets in place that the top rests on when in the lowered position. All of the holes lined up just fine, had no issues with mismatched of misaligned holes. The table top itself was pristine coming out of the box. I love the blue shade of the glass.As an extra bit of coolness I added a self adhesive strip of white LED lights top the inside frame of the desk top then secured black foam board underneath creating a perfect light box for all of my tracing needs. I may have to patten this and sell the idea as an add on. I could not be happier with this artist table!

I have been sewing for years and just recently have been venturing out to grading patterns to fit others besides myself. A normal table and the floor just wouldn't do as it could be hard to trace the pattern lines plus sitting on the floor on my knees and bending over the pattern became a pain. While there are some large pattern pieces that are too big for the tavle I am able to make it work for myself personally. I have the table up agains the large window in my sewing room and with the glass pulled up some, the sunlight comes through the window and lights up the underside so that it is much earier to trace. If I am working at nighr, I can set a light under the table and still get a "lit background" for tracing. Assembly wasn't too bad, but the diagrams did get a little confusing where parts had drilled holes in them that weren't fully makes on the instruction pictures, but I figured it out. All in all, if you aren't an picky person and are easy going, then you should have no problem with this table. As I stated above, it gets the job done and I am pleased with this product.

Yes, the instructions are confusing. To begin you will need a Torx T25, 1/2" open ended wrench and a phillips screw driver. Look closely at the images and the parts as you work. In the first three steps they show the desk being assembled from a rear view. The word 'Front' with an arrow is clearly marked. Make certain you have the pieces lined up correctly, especially the legs. Beginning in step 4 they switch the view so you are looking at it from the front instead of the rear. The do not indicate in these next steps which is the front or rear so check your work as you proceed.As for use it works great for the most part. The two drawers are a bit flimsy and pulling open the top one the separtor always comes out. Occassionally bang my knee on them as well. I could do without them, though I have not removed them. That would be easy to do, but for now they remain on. That is my biggest complaint regarding functionality of the desk.Some people complain about the plastic trays and putting the desk at an extreme angle allows objects to fall out. The plastic trays easily lift out, so if you must have it at a 90degree angle just remove them first. Also, if you really want, it would be easy to drill holes into the side support and with self tapping screws mount them on the side so they don't move with the table top.The desk is sturdier than I hoped for, which is good, and moves around easily. It is necessary to raise the desktop to it's maximum position to lower it again. If you want to work on the desk flat, the lip to hold your papers gets in the way unless your arms are elevated. All you need to do is turn it around and work from the other side. I use mine for drawing and just leave it in one position where I like to work. So no biggie there. All in all, I'm happy with the desk.

After finding the assembly set, which took us a while and I was only able to locate it when throwing the box away, it was easy enough to put together.We were unable to get one screw in position on the glass top, but other than that it works great!

Sturdy and better than expected. Used plenty!

Absolutely love this desk does exactly what I wanted.I did make one change that was to put a piece of rubber over the top of the ledge that stops items from falling other it can be uncomfortable on the arms if tend to rest your arms on the edge.