Eclipse Hobby/Sewing Craft Table, Black/Maple

I love this table. It doesn't take up too much space and assembles easily. There is plenty of room to store a few baskets.

I like how sturdy the table is and that is has storage and plenty of room for sewing.

The basket is flimsy and doesn’t connect completely, so I won’t be able to put anything in there that’s heavier or smaller. Also, to raise/lower, you have to unscrew 4 screws and then retighten, so beware it’s a little bit of a hassle. Otherwise it’s perfectly fine for what I need and looks nice. Putting it together was pretty easy so hopefully it holds up!

Bottom shelf is to big to comfortably sit and sew. I used it for about 45 minutes and moved it out and brought in a folding table. Someone that does casual sewing could probably make it work but I sew a lot and it is very uncomfortable. Unfortunately due to life I missed the deadline for return. That’s on me.

This Studio Designs Eclipse Sewing and Craft Table feels interesting and usable overall with a fine design.But, in production and factory production quality control it feels US factory second. Here's why.While assembling, one of the Platform bars(part 10)' aperture didn't fit properly to the apertureof the Adjustable platform. Had to align them forcefully bending the affixing bolt in a specialparts position. Thus, It took me 20 minutes plus with this testing and trying. But, finally, I wasable to affix it forcefully. One of the 4 Floor leveler's(part 14) groove was slightly broken.I was able to twirl the lever in half the way. The table stays on the carpeted floor. Thus,it's stable more/less fine with this disgusting lever's grove factory fault. On a wooden/linoleumfloor, the table wouldn't be stable with this leveler factory fault. Somebody saved a pennymaking a disgusting problem for customers. Seems to be inattentive cheap QC fault.After affixing the Adjustable Platform, I find it to be pretty difficultto move from a position to a position(up/down).Its Allen bolts (part 17) are difficult to screw in/out bare hands.Also, they do not give a sense of sufficient AdjustablePlatform security (might be due to the bolts shorter length than it expected to be ). Using a tool key to re-secure boltsevery time one changes Adjustable platform position seems to be odd(who is going to remember about the toolkey if they don't design a special tool compartment affixed to the craft table ? ).Overall, it's a very interesting and useful craft table, which feels thought like US factory second(probably to a grade C factory Quality Control unless they meaningfully try to sellfactory seconds as a great quality product, which I don't believe is the case here).A solid craft table in overall. I'd expect this to be sold half the US 110 dollars price as it's a factory secondby the facts described above.

Reasonably easy to put together, but you really look closely at the directions, which aren't labeled very well. I used the wrong screws twice and had to take it apart and change them out. I'm 73 but was able to assemble it by myself. It does shake a little if I rev up the sewing machine, but other than that, it is a good height, is adjustable, and the shelf comes in handy to put the presser foot in, or even a little basket of sewing supplies. I would buy it again.

It looks good and it works well, especially in the relatively small space.

I am very pleased with my new table.Thank you very much.Easy to assemble,perfect height and comfortable to sew on.Roy Scarberry