Review on OneSpace Craft Station: Sleek 🖥️ Silver Design with Vibrant Blue Glass Top by Keegan Hillyer

Yes, the instructions are confusing. To get started you will need a Torx T25, a 1/2" open-end wrench and a Phillips screwdriver. As you work, look carefully at the pictures and details. The first three steps show the assembly of the table at the rear The word "front" " is clearly marked with an arrow Make sure you orient the parts correctly, especially the legs from step 4 onwards they change the view so that you are looking at them from the front instead of the back Don't give these next steps, the front or are at the back so check your work as you go. As far as use goes it works great for the most part. The two drawers are a little flimsy and when you open the top one the divider always comes out. Sometimes I've got them with my knee met. I could do without them even though I didn't take them off. It would be easy to do but as long as they stay in. This is my biggest complaint about the T's functionality things some people complain about The plastic trays and setting the table at an extreme angle will not let the object fall out Plastic trays just slide out, so if you need to position them at a 90 degree angle, remove them first. Also, if you really want it, it would be easy to drill holes in the side support and attach it to the side with self-tapping screws so they don't move with the countertop. The table is sturdier than I hoped, which is nice and easy to move. To lower it again, the worktable must be raised to its maximum position. If you want to work on a horizontal table, the paper lip gets in the way if your hands aren't up. All you have to do is turn it over and work on the other side. I use mine to paint and just leave them in the position I like to work in. So no big deal. Basically, I'm happy with the table.