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product_id: 317392448
title: "Hobby and Cutting Table - 58.75\" W x 36.5\" D White Arts and Crafts Table with 2 Mesh Storage Drawers, Silver/White"
brand: "sew ready"
price: "€ 616.83"
currency: EUR
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reviews_count: 5
category: "Sew Ready"
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# 58.75" W x 36.5" D expansive workspace Adjustable height 29.75"–38.75" for ergonomic comfort 2 metal mesh drawers + lower shelf storage Hobby and Cutting Table - 58.75" W x 36.5" D White Arts and Crafts Table with 2 Mesh Storage Drawers, Silver/White

**Brand:** sew ready
**Price:** € 616.83
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎨 Elevate your craft game with space, style, and smart storage!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Hobby and Cutting Table - 58.75" W x 36.5" D White Arts and Crafts Table with 2 Mesh Storage Drawers, Silver/White by sew ready
- **How much does it cost?** € 616.83 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- sew ready enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted sew ready brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Clutter-Free Creativity:** Two slide-out mesh drawers plus a spacious lower shelf keep all your tools and fabrics organized and within arm’s reach.
- • **Mobility Meets Stability:** Six smooth-rolling casters with four locking wheels let you reposition your workspace effortlessly and lock it down when focused.
- • **Durable & Space-Savvy Design:** Powder-coated metal frame and thick tabletop ensure years of use, while folding panels collapse to a slim 12.25" for easy storage.
- • **Maximize Your Creative Spread:** Generous 58.75" x 36.5" tabletop lets you fully unfold your projects without compromise.
- • **Tailored Comfort for Long Sessions:** Easily adjust height in 1.5" increments from 29.75" to 38.75" to reduce back strain and boost productivity.

## Overview

The Sew Ready Hobby and Cutting Table offers a spacious 58.75" by 36.5" work surface with adjustable height from 29.75" to 38.75" to enhance ergonomic comfort. Featuring two metal mesh storage drawers and a lower shelf, it keeps your creative tools organized and accessible. Built with a durable powder-coated frame and equipped with six casters (four lockable), this foldable table combines mobility, stability, and space-saving convenience—perfect for sewing, crafting, and all your artistic projects.

## Description

The Sew Ready Hobby and Cutting Table makes finding a place to create easier than ever. Designed with a 58.75" wide and 36.5" deep tabletop when fully extended, this cutting and hobby desk creates the perfect space for spreading out art supplies as you create, sew, cut fabric, adjust patterns, and work on different hobbies. Organize your sewing supplies and keep them handy with the two mesh fabric storage drawers and convenient lower shelf. This crafts table adjusts heights to help provide back relief and comfort while working on longer artistic projects. Make your space your own with the Sew Ready Hobby and Cutting Table. Overall Dimensions: 58.75" W x 36.5" D x 29.75" - 38.75" H (easily folds to 12.25" W) Center Top Dimensions: 10.75" W x 36.5" D Folding Panels Dimensions: 23.75" W x 36.5" D Two Slide-Out Wire Mesh Drawers Dimensions: 7.75" W x 14" D x 4.5" H Bottom Shelf for Storage Dimensions: 7.75" W x 29.5" D

Review: So far so good - UPDATE #3: So below I mentioned a wheel broke off of one of the drop leafs, but didn’t knock stars off because I UUUUUSE this table and not gently. I was originally going to figure out a way to change all the wheels to beefier casters, but my dad and I figured out that the piece that holds the wheel in place was plastic and that snapped. Upside is that we were able to take that leg piece, flip it, and the other end had a place for the wheel! So I am currently back to working order. I highly suggest if you move the table around a lot, make sure to regularly tighten up any screws around the legs and wheels. We noticed a lot had started to loosen when we were investigating the wheel situation and that it probably contributed to the break. Again, I am very rough with this table, spinning it regularly on uneven ground with bits of fabric and thread that can easily get caught up in the wheels. UPDATE #2: So I had a wheel break off of my table on one of the collapsible pieces. I’m not taking any stars off, because as I have stated previously, I have really abused this table, including constantly moving and spinning it when doing sewing projects. Scarily, when the wheel fell off, I had two sewing machines sitting on that wing of the table, but luckily I was able to catch the table leaf before it folded down and then yell for help to get my precious sewing machines off. I have plans to fix/mod the wheels as they are kind of small if you are planning to constantly be moving the table about, especially on any kind of uneven surface or with some weight on the tabletop. I think generally the table as is, is still great, this just might be something to consider if you are like me. 😊 UPDATE: I have had this table for quite a while now, and it has been an absolute workhorse for me. I originally bought it for acrylic pouring and working with resin in a limited space in our garage, but I have since also taken up sewing, and I use the bottom shelf to store my sewing machine and the baskets for most of my sewing notions. My dad and I have also used this for projects that require cutting like 3/4” sheets of MDF for a nightstand project I did. Despite this table not seeming like it would be sturdy enough for the abuse I have put it through, it has held up like a champ. This also includes ironing fabric directly on the table (I plan to make a custom ironing pad for the tabletop eventually just haven’t gotten to it yet). When we are doing things like using a circular saw to cut down mdf or plywood, I do take care that the table is clear of where the saw would run as well as try to position thing as close to the center as possible where there is better support. If we have to cut near the edges, I usually add extra support to the wing with my hands or arms underneath while my dad runs the saw. So far this has worked. I wouldn’t put this through any hardcore woodworking/workshop projects, but for occasional small projects it has been awesome. ORIGINAL REVIEW: I just assembled this today. The box that it arrived in did have some minor damage, but luckily there was no real damage to the inside, just some minor scratches from pieces moving against each other, and a few dents on the underside of one of the leafs. Quality: The table tops and lower shelf are obviously made from particle board, so I question the longevity of these pieces, but I managed assembly without breaking any of them. The frame is decent enough. The casters have some chintzy “metal” pieces to them, but they are at least the screw-in type of caster, so I think it will be fine, they just look and feel a bit cheap. The frame overall is pretty solid. Solid enough without being too weighty. Assembly: Instructions were clear and easy to follow. The pieces were clearly labeled, and the screws, nuts, bolts, etc were nicely packaged in a way that had them clearly labeled - but BEWARE! there are NO extra pieces. You only get exactly what you need. The screws were decent, I had no issues with the screw heads being stripped or anything like that, though I did it all with hand tools, no power tools. I think you could risk stripping a screw if you used a power tool with too much torque. I had a couple of issues with alignment of the predrilled holes. One was the center hole on the lower shelf - it did not align at all. Luckily the other four holes aligned just fine (two per side) so I left out that center screw. The other issue was one of the brackets that swings out - just one hole was misaligned juuuuust enough that I couldn’t get the bolt to drop all the way through to attach the nut on the underside. I was able to force it through by using a rubber mallet. Then I was able to attach the nut and tighten it without issue. The other issue was the bolt that is on the underside of one of the leafs does not easily align with the lil socket on the leg. I was able to eventually get it to settle in place, but it really took some finagling. I’m planning to use this for artwork, primarily acrylic pours, and I needed a larger workspace that I could collapse when not in use. I think this will fit the bill. I’m so excited that I can adjust the height (though this is not an easy-peasy task, you will want to plan for it) as my back has been killing me from bending over a small card table too much! I will update after some time has passed and I’ve gotten some use out of this. TIP: Lay a towel of something down in the place you plan so assemble (especially if you do this on the garage floor like me). You assemble a lot of the parts with the laying down, including the entire tabletop being face down - I ended up with some minor scratches on my tabletop since I didn’t think to lay out a towel or something until too late.
Review: Encantada con la mesa! - La mesa llegó antes de la fecha señalada y en perfectas condiciones. Mi esposo la armó en 45 min. La mesa es grande y resistente. Es muy fácil extenderse y volverse a doblar. Tiene diferentes opciones de altura así que pudimos ajustarla a mis necesidades. Estoy encantada con la compra. 100% recomendable.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Assembly required | Yes |
| Brand | Sew Ready |
| Colour | Silver/White |
| Item weight | 26.31 kg |
| Size | 60" W x 36" D x 30.25" - 39.25" H |
| Style | Adjustable Height |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Sew Ready
- **Colour:** Silver/White
- **Item weight:** 26.31 kg
- **Size:** 60" W x 36" D x 30.25" - 39.25" H
- **Style:** Adjustable Height

## Images

![Hobby and Cutting Table - 58.75" W x 36.5" D White Arts and Crafts Table with 2 Mesh Storage Drawers, Silver/White - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61yVeAVa8tL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Are there wheel locks on the wheels so that the table doesn't move around while you are cutting?**
A: Studio Designs thanks you for the inquiry on our 13374 Sew Ready Hobby and Craft Table. Yes, this craft table is equipped with locking casters. Studio Designs thanks you for the opportunity to serve you.

**Q: Does this table wobble a lot? I bought a similar table and it wobbles horribly so i returned it.**
A: I have 3 and none wobble. It depends on how careful you are assembling them too though. I tend to be a bit of a perfectionist making sure the table edges line up exactly, and making sure I don’t over turn any bolts/screws. You also want to make sure the wheels are all completely pushed into the bottom. I hope this helps.

**Q: How easy it is to change the height of this table?**
A: If you have nothing on the table, it’s pretty simple, but if you do have things on it, you have to hold the table up to adjust the height so it can be heavy. The height adjustment works by unscrewing knobs in all 6 posts, lifting the main 1’ wide part of the table, and screwing the knobs back into pre-cut holes. You have to extend each one individually, I recommend lifting the main 1’ wide part, then screwing the knobs back in what would be a “star” pattern if there were more than 4 legs (like putting hubcaps on a tire), then going and lifting the two extending legs. If you consistently lift and lower the table, it might be too tedious, but if it is just to get it to the right height initially and adjusting it occasionally, it should work great. I love this table so much I bought 3 of them so I highly recommend them

**Q: Does the grooves it shows to fold down have a small indent in the table top?**
A: The fold down comes up flush with the table top.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ So far so good
*by A***L on 16 May 2021*

UPDATE #3: So below I mentioned a wheel broke off of one of the drop leafs, but didn’t knock stars off because I UUUUUSE this table and not gently. I was originally going to figure out a way to change all the wheels to beefier casters, but my dad and I figured out that the piece that holds the wheel in place was plastic and that snapped. Upside is that we were able to take that leg piece, flip it, and the other end had a place for the wheel! So I am currently back to working order. I highly suggest if you move the table around a lot, make sure to regularly tighten up any screws around the legs and wheels. We noticed a lot had started to loosen when we were investigating the wheel situation and that it probably contributed to the break. Again, I am very rough with this table, spinning it regularly on uneven ground with bits of fabric and thread that can easily get caught up in the wheels. UPDATE #2: So I had a wheel break off of my table on one of the collapsible pieces. I’m not taking any stars off, because as I have stated previously, I have really abused this table, including constantly moving and spinning it when doing sewing projects. Scarily, when the wheel fell off, I had two sewing machines sitting on that wing of the table, but luckily I was able to catch the table leaf before it folded down and then yell for help to get my precious sewing machines off. I have plans to fix/mod the wheels as they are kind of small if you are planning to constantly be moving the table about, especially on any kind of uneven surface or with some weight on the tabletop. I think generally the table as is, is still great, this just might be something to consider if you are like me. 😊 UPDATE: I have had this table for quite a while now, and it has been an absolute workhorse for me. I originally bought it for acrylic pouring and working with resin in a limited space in our garage, but I have since also taken up sewing, and I use the bottom shelf to store my sewing machine and the baskets for most of my sewing notions. My dad and I have also used this for projects that require cutting like 3/4” sheets of MDF for a nightstand project I did. Despite this table not seeming like it would be sturdy enough for the abuse I have put it through, it has held up like a champ. This also includes ironing fabric directly on the table (I plan to make a custom ironing pad for the tabletop eventually just haven’t gotten to it yet). When we are doing things like using a circular saw to cut down mdf or plywood, I do take care that the table is clear of where the saw would run as well as try to position thing as close to the center as possible where there is better support. If we have to cut near the edges, I usually add extra support to the wing with my hands or arms underneath while my dad runs the saw. So far this has worked. I wouldn’t put this through any hardcore woodworking/workshop projects, but for occasional small projects it has been awesome. ORIGINAL REVIEW: I just assembled this today. The box that it arrived in did have some minor damage, but luckily there was no real damage to the inside, just some minor scratches from pieces moving against each other, and a few dents on the underside of one of the leafs. Quality: The table tops and lower shelf are obviously made from particle board, so I question the longevity of these pieces, but I managed assembly without breaking any of them. The frame is decent enough. The casters have some chintzy “metal” pieces to them, but they are at least the screw-in type of caster, so I think it will be fine, they just look and feel a bit cheap. The frame overall is pretty solid. Solid enough without being too weighty. Assembly: Instructions were clear and easy to follow. The pieces were clearly labeled, and the screws, nuts, bolts, etc were nicely packaged in a way that had them clearly labeled - but BEWARE! there are NO extra pieces. You only get exactly what you need. The screws were decent, I had no issues with the screw heads being stripped or anything like that, though I did it all with hand tools, no power tools. I think you could risk stripping a screw if you used a power tool with too much torque. I had a couple of issues with alignment of the predrilled holes. One was the center hole on the lower shelf - it did not align at all. Luckily the other four holes aligned just fine (two per side) so I left out that center screw. The other issue was one of the brackets that swings out - just one hole was misaligned juuuuust enough that I couldn’t get the bolt to drop all the way through to attach the nut on the underside. I was able to force it through by using a rubber mallet. Then I was able to attach the nut and tighten it without issue. The other issue was the bolt that is on the underside of one of the leafs does not easily align with the lil socket on the leg. I was able to eventually get it to settle in place, but it really took some finagling. I’m planning to use this for artwork, primarily acrylic pours, and I needed a larger workspace that I could collapse when not in use. I think this will fit the bill. I’m so excited that I can adjust the height (though this is not an easy-peasy task, you will want to plan for it) as my back has been killing me from bending over a small card table too much! I will update after some time has passed and I’ve gotten some use out of this. TIP: Lay a towel of something down in the place you plan so assemble (especially if you do this on the garage floor like me). You assemble a lot of the parts with the laying down, including the entire tabletop being face down - I ended up with some minor scratches on my tabletop since I didn’t think to lay out a towel or something until too late.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Encantada con la mesa!
*by Y***N on 12 October 2025*

La mesa llegó antes de la fecha señalada y en perfectas condiciones. Mi esposo la armó en 45 min. La mesa es grande y resistente. Es muy fácil extenderse y volverse a doblar. Tiene diferentes opciones de altura así que pudimos ajustarla a mis necesidades. Estoy encantada con la compra. 100% recomendable.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Ideal, versatile cutting table.
*by M***N on 12 April 2019*

I like the adjustable height I’m 5’9” so needle a higher cutting table. Lockable wheels and easy to move round if you have to. When putting together I would work on a hard floor as opposed to carpet. When it comes to fitting the top to the base ( which is done upside down) make sure the tops are fitting snugly before you commit to screwing together.

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