Sauder Craft Pro Series Craft Cart, Soft White finish

This is wonderful for keeping all my cross stitch supplies in one place. I had frames, floss, needles, etc. all over the place, and now I'm finally organized. The bonus is that it is a nice looking stand that should last through years of use. One caveat - when screwing on the top tray pieces, they cracked as the screws were tightened. We used glue and clamps to repair so the damage isn't too noticeable, but if you're very fussy, you might not be too happy with the result.

I highly recommend this cart. Perfect for gift wrapping and/or crafts. It's time consuming to put together, but the instructions are very clear and precise. The sliding top was cracked, but Sauder made it easy to request a new one. I highly recommend this cart.

After a lot of searching, it’s far and away the best option I could find for a Cricut Maker crafting station.It’s shelves are all wide enough to hold 12x24 mats comfortably. It displays your vinyl and other supplies well. The leaves open up when you need more space but can close down and hold the power supply hidden away when you don’t need it. It’s on wheels so it pulls away from the wall to give you space for long mats going out the back. The baskets hold commonly used rolls like white or transfer.It’s a pretty long build. You know it’s a long one when, half way through, it outright tells you “Rome wasn’t built in a day” and tells you it’s ok to take a break.It’s standard flat pack chipboard. That means over torquing screws WILL destroy it. There are so many screws you will want an electric screwdriver but the moment you over turn any screw or hidden cam, it will rip through the wood. Be very, very careful. Have wood glue on hand. I had to use it several times.Would solid lumber be nicer? Sure. But most people wouldn’t pay double the price for it. Would it coming preconstructed be nicer? Sure. But Amazon wouldn’t ship it, it would take vastly more space in warehouses and it’d be a $1,000+ piece. The compromises keep the price down and I’m guessing most people would prefer that lower price.If you don’t like it, you can always hire someone and pay them for the extra time to hand tighten everything and be careful not to strip screws out of their holes.What you do get, for the money, is the best suited cart/table I can find for Cricut Maker users.

First off, customer service is top notch A+. Upon assembling my cart one piece arrived spit and they sent out a replacement part immediately and I received it the next day. No questions asked! Directions are very straightforward and very detailed. Took me 3 hours to assemble as many pieces. Finished cart is solid and will suit my needs very well. I highly recommend!

DO NOT BUY!!! This thing is UTTER garbage. It fell apart and broke while screwing in. in Four different areas. Not to mention it took like 3 hours to get to that point. Amazon should not sell this piece of junk.

This has cleaned up my crafting room so much. Keeps things very organized. Took a bit to put together though but instructions were easy to follow

I bought this for our school store so we could start doing some designing using our Cricut. I added a couple of things to it so I could haul everything on one cart. The cart is great in how it opens up at the top, I was a bit surprised at how thin the wood was but it's sufficient for our needs. It would be nice if the handle was a little further away because you can't quite get your hand around it unless your one of my Junior High kids or younger. You can get your fingers in a bit but that's kind of minor. I have our shop class adding one more modification using some unused shelves (the one you see in the pic with the Cricut on it. I'm going to have them use that to extend the width so the Cricut can fit on one end and I can open the top still if we want. Anyway, it's the envy of a lot of the moms that come get their kids and see it in my room.

I like this cart a lot, and it's great for storing cricut and other craft supplies. BUT, I had to switch the wheels out for heavy duty casters that can bear more weight. The original wheels would not allow the cart to be pushed when it was full of supplies.