Sew ReadyHeight Adjustable, Quilting Fabric Cutting Folding Table, Sewing Board Guides, Metal Engineered Wood Plastic, Silver/White/Black Grid, 13386

Brilliant table very well built and easy to put together… adjustable height and table to guides are perfect … highly recommended

I needed more space in my sewing room so this is great for allowing room for clients when they are trying their garments on and it’s really sturdy when being used. The measurement markings are really helpful too.

I bought this as I have a sore back and didn’t want to bend so much. The instructions on assembly were very clear and everything very well labelled. I only needed my husband’s help in lifting the table upright as it is heavy. Like other reviews have mentioned DO NOT over screw the screws into the table top when attaching the legs to the top and adjust the leg height to suit you before turning the table upright as it is easier to adjust this way. Overall, I am very pleased with the product. It was expensive but so far has been worth it.

Pros: Easy enough to assemble. You don't need two people but you DO need to decide on the height before you put it together and *particularly* before you put the table top on... that thing is solid and very heavy. It took me 2hrs 10mins to assemble doing everything by hand.Cons: It's a gateleg table, it's *going* to wobble a bit, especially on carpet. Expensive for what it is.Useful information: The "tools" supplied are as much use as a chocolate fireguard ... have the following to hand: 1/4" ratchet socket set with small allen key and small phillips head screwdriver bits (I wouldn't recommend using an electric driver, I fear for the heads on the screws if you go over), a 10mm and 12mm spanner (the "spanner" supplied was 11mm and 13mm... not helpful). If assembling solo, have masking tape to hand (to tape the table leaves together as you flip the table onto its wheels).I bought this for two reasons: adjustable height so I could set it exactly right for me for pinning, and it's easy storage against the wall when not in use. I think it will do what I need it to.

WOW, WOW. If you can afford it, this fabric-cutting workstation is certainly worth having.One of Her Ladyship’s (my wife) hobbies is sewing. She started this hobby around half a century ago whilst at school, sewing being one of the lessons taught there. Since then, she has been knocking out a few frocks (she calls them gowns) at home.As any dressmaker knows that cutting fabric is more difficult than it seems. And one crucial thing that can make it easier is by having a sturdy surface that is large enough to lay out patterns and fabric without needing to worry about marks and stains caused by leftovers on your dining table.Her Ladyship used to use a large 5-fold cardboard cutting board some 7’ x 4’ that she placed onto the twelve-seater dining table. The purpose printed board was marked with the usual grid and guide lines used in dressmaking in both inches and centimetres. She would then carry the cut pieces to the Bermuda Room (sewing, shoes and handbag room) to sew up.As we are both in the realms of being old fogeys, going up and down the stairs can be tiring. I spotted the adjustable fabric cutting and folding sewing table with grid and guides on the Amazon Website. I showed Her Ladyship the cutting table, and she said she was happy with what she uses at present. I purchased the cutting table anyway.I was amazed at the speed of the delivery. I ordered it late on a Tuesday afternoon. The site said it is usually dispatched within 2 to 3 days, plus 3 days delivery. Upon checking Amazon’s tracking Wednesday evening, I was surprised to see that this cutting table would be delivered the next day by TNT. The cutting table arrived around 09:30am. The driver pulled the item from his truck and carried it like it was an empty box. It took both Her Ladyship and I to bring it into our home. We had to unpack the box in the hallway as we would not be able to carry the fully laden box up the dogleg stairs due to its weight.I read the explicit instructions during the morning coffee break. We laid out the pieces which are all clearly numbered even the screws and bolts, and followed the graphical and written instructions page by page. The instructions could not have been clearer. To make things easier for me, I used an electric screwdriver with the correct size Allen Hex Hexagon bit. (I would advise you not to use either slotted, Pozidriv, or Phillips Head driver bits withan electric screwdriver). All screws and bolts have the same Hex size (you are supplied with an Allen key (unfortunately, the supplied spanner did not fit anything on the table)). I would also suggest that you carefully place the top and sides of the table face down on a level floor (making sure you have arranged the three pieces in the correct order. In other words, the measurements follow on from each section) Screw all the hinges on in the pre-drilled holes. Then leaving the three pieces on the flat surface, place the metal body on top (Castors facing the ceiling as per written instructions).We completed the sewing table within an hour and a half, and that included a twenty-five-minute coffee break. The sewing table is no lightweight, but that said, it offers greater stability, in which case the supplied locking wheels are a must. Although you might not think it necessary, you can’t really predict when you might have to move the table. The sewing table can be easily pushed around even on thick carpet and when fully extended, we found it did not wobble when fully open.The sewing table is not restricted to just cutting material. It can be used for crafting or even eating your dinner from it if you live in a small apartment. I found another use for it. I can use it to place my Blundell Harling A1 drawing board on it rather than using my desk. It will also be used for my Logan 450-1 Artist Elite Mount Cutter. I have a feeling Her Ladyship will padlock it up in her sewing room to prevent me from pinching it.

The table is well made and reasonably easy to assemble. I had a large wooden table before which took up so much space that I don’t have room for it since moving house. The storage is good for ruler scissors etc plus there is a lower shelf for fabric. Also it is possible to only open one side which is useful when cutting smaller items. It was quite expensive but I am sure I will be using it a lot.

Really easy to lock in place or move as needed when cutting or working...no shuffling round to reach...then fold up and roll away. I couldn't be more pleased. Exactly the right hight for me. No more aching back even after a long layering and quilt pinning session. I'm 5' 3" and 75 but, although it clearly warns you need two people to construct...I was so excited I built by myself, including turning the whole very heavy unit over...with the help of some cushion...all by myself. Mind...took me nearly three hours and I did need an electric screwdriver to tighten little screws for me.. but no other tools needed. Beautifully Packed too. Really impressed.

Update: the seller is sorting a replacement part for me - once I get the new part I know I’m going to be delighted with this and will update my review again.I went to the efforts to put the table together (it was easy but takes a while). It’s a fabulous table but I did notice on unboxing some chips down one side. I figured I’d live with it cosmetically vs the hassle of returning. But I’ve just finished putting it together and realise it’s now unusable as a fabric cutting table as these chips will instantly snag the fabric! I’m hoping this one board can be resent to me so I don’t have to dismantle it all, resend back and then re-make a whole new table! Disappointing and a whole lot of effort and fuss. It seemed well packed and nicely boxed on arrival, so I’m not sure this is on the courier but rather the at source packing/ manufacturing