The finished product is just as nice as the other products Ive purchased recently (nesting tables and ladder bookshelf). That being said, this took way longer to complete than it really should have. The table itself went together in about 10 minutes. Three of the wheels went on smoothly. The 4th wheel did not want to go on. It took 20 minutes, and a healthy dose of 4D/40 on the bolt part of the wheel, using an adjustable wrench to get it to move past the first thread. Because of the thickness of the wrench, it couldnt go any further. The disposable wrench it came with was stripped and would no longer move it. I tried some needle nose pliers, but couldnt get a tight enough grip on the handle to move it. I found some Vice Grip brand needle nose pliers, and, with easy more energy and grip than it should have required, I was able to move it a little at a time until it was in completely. We tried the standard foot alternative it came with when the wheel wouldnt go on initially, and it had the same problem. I dont know if the metal at spot they drilled the hole was just thicker in that spot than in the others sho that the threads didnt line up right, or what the problem was, but it took an hour longer to put that one wheel on than it did to put the rest on. As long as you dont have that same issue (Im hoping is just a fluke since the other pieces I own didnt), this should be an easy enough build with a beautiful end result.
Great finished product.
The finished product is just as nice as the other products Ive purchased recently (nesting tables and ladder bookshelf). That being said, this took way longer to complete than it really should have. The table itself went together in about 10 minutes. Three of the wheels went on smoothly. The 4th wheel did not want to go on. It took 20 minutes, and a healthy dose of 4D/40 on the bolt part of the wheel, using an adjustable wrench to get it to move past the first thread. Because of the thickness of the wrench, it couldnt go any further. The disposable wrench it came with was stripped and would no longer move it. I tried some needle nose pliers, but couldnt get a tight enough grip on the handle to move it. I found some Vice Grip brand needle nose pliers, and, with easy more energy and grip than it should have required, I was able to move it a little at a time until it was in completely. We tried the standard foot alternative it came with when the wheel wouldnt go on initially, and it had the same problem. I dont know if the metal at spot they drilled the hole was just thicker in that spot than in the others sho that the threads didnt line up right, or what the problem was, but it took an hour longer to put that one wheel on than it did to put the rest on. As long as you dont have that same issue (Im hoping is just a fluke since the other pieces I own didnt), this should be an easy enough build with a beautiful end result.