3D Printer Stand with Filament Storage Rack, 3D Printer Table Rolling Printer Cart on Wheels, Large Capacity 3D Filament Storage Rack for PLA/ABS/TPU, Filament Storage Rack for Workshop Studio Office

Worked great for my creative ender

Assembled relatively easily. One of the parts was mis marked as a 7 when it was really a one. Seems pretty sturdy. Not sure what the hooks are for though. I wish they had a picture on the box of the finished product as it would have helped with some of the directions.

This product was probably designed for looks and was never tested for functionality. It is incredibly wobbly and was not level, no matter where I placed it on the floor, and this renders it completely useless for holding a 3D printer, as this level of instability is likely to ruin prints or lower print quality. I disassembled and reassembled the base frame hoping that it was something I had done wrong, but it still wasn’t level and I could make it wobble by pressing on it with one finger. I bought this table hoping that it would work for my Bambu A1. I was keeping the printer on my desk, but its movements while printing were enough to shake my computer monitor, so I wanted to get a stable, sturdy table for it. Since this was designed for 3D printers and had dimensions that were big enough for my printer (most tables weren’t deep enough), I figured it would be worth a shot. I was worried about stability, but figured I could anchor it to the wall or add extra bracing if I wanted. However, everything about this table was cheap and flimsy. It’s extremely overpriced - this is as flimsy and wobbly as the cheap bathroom storage shelves you can buy at any big box store. Also, the tabletop is four separate panels. I assume they did this to lower shipping costs, but it is ugly (the wood grain design doesn’t line up across the panels) and since it isn’t perfectly flat/level, it add yet another level of instability. 3D printers are finicky machines, and the print bed needs to be level to function. I thought about using leveling feet instead of the wheels this table came with, but even if I fixed that issue, it would still be flimsy and the vibrations from the printer would shake the table enough to ruin print quality. If you have a printer that isn’t a “bedslinger,” you might have better luck, but I’d still buy literally anything else - I had a “butcher block” style kitchen island a few years ago that would have been perfect.

Was a nice stand for my Kobra X. I had one issue putting it together. One of the legs was not welded well. But was able to get it built.

Came out just like I wanted it to. Good quality.

Reasonable value for the price. Lots of pieces to put together

It's OK to wobbly for a bed slinger not hard to put together

Perfect for a 3d printer and reels of any size

Las medidas vienen un poco cambiadas y no embonan bien

Un des pieds ne comportait pas l’écrou soudé sur lequel fixer la roulette.

Vraiment du n'importe quoi. Très mauvais Qualité.... je suis très déçu

Dobrá hodnota za ty peníze, pod tiskem se stůl trochu vlní, nic hrozného.. Jednoduchá montáž, chce to trochu sílu.

Not a great product. Nothing was square and I had to bend pieces to form some sort of stable unit. None of the four wood squares that make up the top are in any semblance flush with each other. I may be able excuse these shortcomings for the price but worst all one of the parts was welded in the wrong orientation. So the holes weren’t facing the right way and I had to drill new ones as I 80% of the way through assembling and had 3D printer waiting to unbox and setup. It’ll do for now I guess.