Review on 🎨 SD Studio Designs Comet Craft Table Set: Adjustable Top & Stool in Blue/White by Brad Fleming

The desk itself is a great little desk. It was pretty easy to put together in our spare room in about 2 hours (it took longer than it probably should because I was sweating in the room it came in and had to constantly wipe my glasses to see the instructions) . I was impressed with how durable it is; I use it as an airbrush workstation and my airbrush holder attaches nicely to the edge of my desk, my air compressor fits nicely on a three drawer system and my collapsible easel sits nicely on the bottom shelf. . The stool is even more comfortable than I expected; I've had stools like these before and they felt like I was sitting on a painful hard drive, which doesn't add to an hour or two of artwork. However, this stool has good cushion and after sitting on it for 2 hours while working on a t-shirt for my wife I still felt fine - no numbness in my butt, no lower back pain. I suspect that after prolonged use the foam will likely crack and need replacing, but at this point I'll just switch to an office chair. The only thing that takes it from 5 to 4 stars are the cloth boxes. In one of the drawers I have all the airbrush paints in the box so I can see them instead of rolling them all over the place. However, a padded box is really only rated for a pound of weight, so it tends to flex and stretch and collapse a bit under the weight. Other drawers that hold things like my knives, some pencils, and covering materials are much lighter and slide in and out more easily. But hey, the table cost me $90 including the stool; It was the best price for what I wanted from a table and I won't complain too much about the drawers. :) My solution would be an acrylic stand similar to what nail salons put out for nail polish and I just put it on top of the drawers next to the air compressor. If you're looking for an arts/crafts table, it's definitely worth your attention!