Glass Futura Craft Station Drafting Table by Studio Design Review:
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 The Glass Futura Craft Station Drafting Table by Sudio Designs is a work of pure art. The Glass Futura Craft Station comes in 43"W x 24"D x 31.5"H with a tempered blue or silver safety glass top of a 61 cm pencil ledge. Its work surface measures around 38" x 24" giving you much work space and ease. It has a top angle adjustment up to 35 degrees to suit your personal taste. Features include three molded plastic slide-out drawers for storage and a pencil storage drawer. It has two removable side trays for supplies and a slide up pencil ledge. To ensure its durability, this drafting table is constructed of heavy-gauge steel which includes four floor levelers for added stability.
The Glass Futura Craft Station is great for crafting, drafting and drawing. Assembly for this drafting table is required and it is covered by a ten year warranty by the manufacturer. Most people have often complained about the assembly instructions, but given the time and analysis, it is actually really very simple.
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The Pros
Glass is safety glass
Drawers can be left out for more leg room
Glass top allows lighting for easy tracing
The Cons
Can be tricky to put together
Not very portable do to weight
Poorly designed pencil catch makes using a t-square difficult
The Glass Futura Craft Station Drafting Table by Sudio Designs is best suited for:
Arts and crafts
Architect’s and student’s
Serious artist
The Glass Futura Craft Station Drafting Table by Sudio Designs Features:
Tempered safety glass top
Slide out drawers
Adjusts up to 35 degrees
Large work surface
Sturdy construction
Stylish design
Here is a review by ”David”
I had read in other reviews that this table was a real pain to set up, but I found it to be pretty simple. The directions had some misleading images in which the parts were switched inexplicably, but it only took a little bit of analysis to figure out what was going on. If you've ever put anything from IKEA together, you shouldn't have too hard a time with this. The plastic trays on the sides of the table that are supposed to hold pencils, etc, are kind of crappy and are not attached very securely, but the sliding drawers are sturdy enough and it seems to have plenty of storage space, at least for my purposes. The table is, generally speaking, more attractive than most drafting tables that I've seen and I'm looking forward to working on it. Glass is definitely a better surface than the crappy particle board that most drafting tables (in fact, most inexpensive furniture in general) rely on……………………………..
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