- Tilt adjustable section is 42″x30″
- Fixed section is 18″x30″
- Height adjusts from 35″-39-1/2″ with casters
- Height adjusts 33-1/2″ to 38″ with floor glides
Product Description
Alvin CraftMaster III split top drafting table has sturdy 11/2” tubular steel construction with a powdercoated finish and a warpfree woodgrain laminate tabletop.Splittop table features a total work area of 60” x 30”. Tilt adjustable area is 42”x30” and the fixed section is 18”x30”. Height adjusts from 35”391/2” using casters and 331/2”38” using floor glides. One hand tiltangle mechanism adjusts tabletop from 0 to 30 degrees. Builtin storage shelf is 40”W x 11”D with backstop. Set of four drawers measures 7”W x 9”H x 10”D and provides additional storage.Casters and floor glides both included for you to choose from. Metal pencil ledge and plastic instrument tray are both included. Ships ready to assemble.
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This was the worst piece of furniture I ever assembled. It is very unstable and poorly engineered. The inserts pre-screwed into the wood pieces pull out very easily. I had to reglue several of them to into the wood pieces. The machine screws stripped out at the slightest attempt to tighten them. The instruction are accurate when they warn you to leave certain bolts loose. It is the only way things will fit together. The only problem is when you go to tighten them up the threads will strip. The quality of metal used in the fasteners is very poor. The weight of the top is the only thing that holds the base together. The predrilled holes were a joke. Plan on having to drill your own or bend the structure to make them fit.
The table was a little bigger than I imagined, but that was a good thing. The instructions were easy to follow, However, there’s a flaw in their production line and one of the upper frame parts is drilled for holes in reverse and the one VERY important brace does not fit. (I had to drill out the hole in the propper location before I could finish the frame. Having said that this table is perfect for what I want in a craft table. I easily changed the height of the table to match up with the chair I bought and now… Let the Crafing Begin.