MoNiBloomDrafting Table Glass Drawing Table Craft Table with Storage and Side Tray, 0-65° Degree Adjustable Versatile Art Craft Station, Replaceable Feets Art Desk Tilting Draft Table on Wheels

Very happy with this drafting table. I use it mainly for diamond painting and paint by number. It’s great for painting because the top is glass and any paint can be easily washed or scraped off without damaging the tabletop. My diamond painting light pad also likes the glass surface as well and the non slip feet stay firmly in place even when tilted fairly steep. I don't use the drawers because for my needs, I have a roller drawer bin that I pull up right next to me with most of my supplies inside and the drawers were not going to be able to hold all my stuff. I also found that the drawers were more in the way of my legs and chair, prohibiting me from being seated in the middle of the table so I removed them completely. I like the side holders but I only installed them on the right side- Im right handed- and its perfect for holding tweezers, scissors, washi tape and brushes but I left it off the left side so I can use my clip light along that side easier- the bracket just gets in the way otherwise. I use mine in my dining room and I appreciate it having wheels so I can move it easily to another room when we have company. The tilt function is easy to use although unless Im doing something wrong, needs to be tilted all the way up in order to put it back down to start over. When you have work already attached to the table and tools in the side pocket, that is not an ideal situation. Not a deal breaker but more of an inconvenience. I use this table for hours at a time and it is one of my two best purchases for my crafting needs. Assembly was fairly quick and easy but make certain you pay attention to which way the front is facing in instructions so the sides are correct since one is different than the other due to the drawers. Also don't fully tighten the screws until the end, have some play, otherwise it can end up wonky and more difficult to assemble. I did have some trouble getting all the screws through when putting on the glass top but I managed to get them all in. Theres a little foam pad on the underside to protect the glass but it blocks the screw hole ( some we not pre poked open & the screws didn't know where to go ) so I used a sharp screw to poke the holes open from underneath and then used the machine screws that came with the table to complete the attachment. Overall very happy with this table and would absolutely purchase from them again.

Just like the pic my granddaughter loves it

The media could not be loaded.  Easy to put together. Me and my 12 yr old grandson put it together, he did the majority of the work, I just made sure everything was tighten. I read some reviews where people were saying that the last screw on the glass was hard to put in. I did have that problem as well, however I had to go back and unloosen the other five screws and make sure they were not tightened until all six screws where in.I discovered this with my last screw when I could not get it to go into the hole in the glass but once I unloosen the screws specifically the one diagonally across from that screw, I was able to get the last screw in and then I went back and tighten all the remaining screws. Hope this helpsI love the size of desk, you also have an option to put on the wheels or make it stabilize? I also think it’s very nice desk. The weight of the desk does not seem to be too heavy. Perfect for me for diamond painting.

The desk is okay for the money. I added extra blocks under the bottom to get a little more height, as it does not have height adjustment features. It's serving its purpose as an artist work table. I would recommend this for hone use.

It took my husband and I over two hours to put this together. We constantly ran into issues with holes for the screws not lining up and the pictures in the instructions do not match the pieces you are given so it takes a lot of guess work. There is still a single screw that no matter what we do, it will not go into the hole. It is meant to help hold the glass top in place. It would take too much time to take apart and return at this point so we are going to try and make it work. My advice? If you can afford a better table, get a better table. This one is not worth the 100 bucks it cost.