I do leather work in addition to drawing, clay work... will this table be sturdy enough to remain still while cutting leather?
368806
I believe so! Every year or two any table will start to wobble. This desk has a hex wrench for installing the table. Keep it around in your artbin for future tighting and maintance.
1768588
Yes! The table is a very beautiful table and if you follow the instructions step by step you'll have a sturdy table too! Let me do add the table was also very easy to put together!
413398
I would say yes. The table is pretty heavy duty. I was surprised how strong it felt every time I go to move it. Hope this helps.
627929
Yes...this is a great table! My wife use it for her sewing projects and there are no problems with it at all!
717493
I would describe it as very sturdy. I use it for working jigsaw puzzles. But, I wouldn't hesitate to seat 4-5 kids at it for a side table at a family dinner or to use it as a craft table or something along that line. It is a lightweight table but not flimsy.
490388
The edges at the bottom are sharp but they have provided cushioned round buffers for it... So I think it should be fine. It's a good sturdy table
324839
I use my table in an art studio so do not use it for typing, but I think it would wobble a bit. When opened, it is a little unstable.
874076
It is probably durable enough, though the sharp chisels will cut the canvas eventually. If you have caps for the blades it will last a long a time. The canvas isnt the cheapo nail pouch canvas, it is well built.Capacity wise, easily.
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I have mine on carpet, and it's not too wobbly. I originally purchased mine for my embroidery/sewing machine in my sewing room. But with the weight of the machine, the table flexes just enough to where I can't connect the two parts of the machine together. I'm in the process of getting either wood or something more sturdy so that the table won't flex. It's a very nice table, you can raise it if you need to stand to do something, like I have my cutting mats on one end. It never wobbles when I am cutting my fabric. I also have a portable ironing board and have ironed on it and it's never wobbled. Hope this helps I have mine on carpet, and it's not too wobbly. I originally purchased mine for my embroidery/sewing machine in my sewing room. But with the weight of the machine, the table flexes just enough to where I can't connect the two parts of the machine together. I'm in the process of getting either wood or something more sturdy so that the table won't flex. It's a very nice table, you can raise it if you need to stand to do something, like I have my cutting mats on one end. It never wobbles when I am cutting my fabric. I also have a portable ironing board and have ironed on it and it's never... » Read More I have mine on carpet, and it's not too wobbly. I originally purchased mine for my embroidery/sewing machine in my sewing room. But with the weight of the machine, the table flexes just enough to where I can't connect the two parts of the machine together. I'm in the process of getting either wood or something more sturdy so that the table won't flex. It's a very nice table, you can raise it if you need to stand to do something, like I have my cutting mats on one end. It never wobbles when I am cutting my fabric. I also have a portable ironing board and have ironed on it and it's never wobbled. Hope this helps « Show Less
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Table is durable and very solid. I would suggest using a polish/protect to avoid scratching the top especially with children.
1341786
Yes, I would recommend it. Its a great table. I've had it for over a year - very sturdy and easy to use.
385160
It is molded plastic. The edge is thicker for about an inch. Under the interior of the table, it has a molded grid-like pattern of thick and thin plastic. I do not think it would work for attaching tools that would put any stress on the table when being utilized, such as a vice. It is a wonderful counter-height table that can be used for crafting, sewing, etc. I'm sure the other 2 heights are useful as well, but I needed a counter-high surface.
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Unless you plan to tap dance on it with steel-healed stilettos, I think you're safe. This table stood up to things being dropped on it, a TV that fell on it (long story) and just about any and all abuse that my household could possibly throw at it. Yes, it does have a few scuff marks, but they are barely noticeable and it has withstood all this for the past 8 or 9 months. I would not trade this table or the matching end tables for anything I have seen. They are tough and durable. In a pinch it also serves as extra seating, although it isn't very comfortable for that. Go for it...I do not think you'll be disappointed.
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I used a similar table but longer for sewing at one time using a heavy sewing machine and I had to have 2 people hold it down so it would vibrate. I didn't try sewing on this table so I don't know what the result will be.
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I used a hand saw, but this material is quite strong. A table saw would be ok I'd think
1518032
I never tried leather. The dies dull from aluminum, so I'm thinking leather would eventually wear them down. This is a good hobby tool, not really for production. Well worth the price, but don't expect too much.
830832
Wooden and leather parts seem pretty sturdy. I might be concerned about the strapping in the seat holding up to very large patients. We have had no trouble with our chairs for home use.