I have been using a smaller "Gidget" table for several years. It worked for my small sewing machine but my new/larger machine does not fit in the drop-down tray

I spent hours looking at tables and reading reviews before selecting this one
This has lots of great features (see below) but I wanted a drop-down tray large enough for my machine.

Order placed December 31; scheduled for January 8 delivery (Holiday and 2 weekends in between)
Very pleased that it arrived earlier than scheduled, arriving on January 6
Saw comments either about this table (or others I considered) stating the table top was damaged upon arrival
Mine arrived in excellent condition
Only a couple of dimples on one end - does not appear to be from packaging and will not affect the functionality of the table
All screws, parts, Allen wrench and hex wrench included
All screws and parts properly labeled
All holes were properly placed and drilled

If you use the Allen wrench, it will take a long time to assemble
The Allen wrench is short and some of the screws are placed so the wrench needs to be repositioned frequently
My husband used an Allen drill bit for his drill, along with a flexible extension, which made assembly much faster

You will also need a Phillips screwdriver, which is not included

Directions are not listed in numerical order
If you follow each page as shown, the table goes together very well
When attached, the shelf support did not pop into the plastic bracket
This was corrected by loosening the hinge, positioning the shelf support then re-tightening the hinges
I will probably keep the shelf up most of the time

My sewing machine (Singer Modern Quilter) measures approximately 22" x 9.5"
The drop-down tray measures 23" x 10.75"
The power cord and foot pedal cord connect on the right side of my machine
The larger extension table will not fit on the machine with the drop-down tray lowered
I have a small accessory tray that came with my machine
The machine is very snug side to side with the cords connected and the accessory tray attached
In fact, we fed the power cord through the bracket on the side of the drop-down tray

If you plan to use the free arm on a regular basis, lowering and raising the drop-down tray will be inconvenient, especially if your machine is heavy
In my opinion, it is best to remove any size sewing machine before adjusting the tray position

This table has a generous work area and total dimensions of the table are:
Entire table top measures 60" wide x 23 1/2" deep x 29" high
The drop-down tray drops 3"
My machine measures 3.75"
My machine does not sit flush with the table top even with the drop-down tray in the lowest position
This may or may not be an issue for you
It is not an issue for me, as the accessory tray has a rounded edge

The left side of the table measurements are as follows:
Table top with leaf down - approximately 6" wide
Leaf - approximately 9 3/8" wide
Top left with leaf up - approximately 15 1/2"

The right side of the table measurements are as follows:
Table top - approximately 21 1/2" wide
Cloth drawers - 13" wide x 3 1/2" deep (three drawers total)

The cloth drawers are a thin canvas-type fabric, black in color
Each one has a large grommet-style opening
The drawers sit on a track
There is a bottom insert for each drawer
The bottom inserts are made from cardboard with the canvas-type fabric on the top
I would not put extremely heavy items in the drawers
The drawers offer ample space for a variety of sewing supplies
The drawers do not have dividers; however, you could add small plastic trays if needed

There is a metal shelf beneath the table
The shelf measures approximately 32" wide x 7" deep
Although I have not yet used the machine with this new table, my shins do not hit the shelf when sitting at the table
I'm not sure what, if anything, I might use the shelf for on a regular basis
The shelf would be a handy place to put the foot pedal when vacuuming under the table

Depending on the height of your chair or bench, be careful not to hit your knee on the platform bar, which is attached to the drop-down tray, as you get up and down

The table has 6 levelers
I am using this on a carpeted floor and may not need to adjust the levelers
I have not tried sliding the table with the machine in place and it's probably best/safest not to
The table slides very easily on my carpet with no sewing machine or supplies

The table top and drop-down tray are white and approximately 5/8" deep
The table top seems to be Formica and has a bit of a texture to it

It would be nice to have a larger work area to the left of the machine
If you are right handed, the large area to the right is great if you need to write while seated (I am left handed)
There is sufficient table surface for sewing supplies and/or a lamp to the right of the machine

Having just set it up this evening, I am very pleased with the size, color and functionality of this table. Hope all of this information is helpful; please ask questions and I will answer as best I can.

I'll start with the positives then move on to the negatives.
Pros:
The parts are very well marked and the instructions are crystal clear and easy to follow.
Cons:
1. The packaging is poor - the parts move around in the box under transport and four parts were damages upon arrival. Pics attached
2. The leveling feet do not screw in on the level - and some of the holes have "bumps" that act as stoppers and some do not - so the feet themselves would not be level even if the screwed in correctly.
3. I spent two hours putting this together on my own and when I got to one of the last steps - installing the adjustable sewing shelf - found that it is not level. I checked my installation and it is correct. The parts are manufactured unevenly. Pic attached
4. I called customer service after I opened the box and left a VM as the person's message said they were temporarily away form their desk. It's four hours later and no return call yet.
5. When I discovered the shelf would not level I decided to try their website as per their instructions to see if that might get a faster response. Typing in their web address yields a "site is no longer available" message.

I'll edit this post if things change for the better - but so far I would suggest steering clear of this product.

Dreading having to deconstruct the whole thing, pack it and ship it...

I like the table although it did come with some damage but not enough to bother with sending it back. I am frustrated though with the sturdiness of the table because when I sew with some speed the table bounces. My husband put it together and has retightened all the bolts. Any ideas on how to make this table steady would be appreciated.

If this did not come damaged it would be totally perfect. The box was damaged but it seemed packed well so I think the damage to the piece itself was from the factory/before it shipped. The box is huge and very heavy and it would have been nearly impossible to put back together (especially considering the shape of the box even when it arrived) so I chose not to deal with trying to return it and will just deal with the flaws I guess. My husband was able to bend back the metal that was busted and most of the damage to the desk top is *fairly* hidden. Regardless, it is pretty unacceptable in my book. I would say: be cautious.

I am so happy! Finally my sewing machine is sitting at a comfortable height! The desk is a lot sturdier than I thought it would be. Even when sewing at full speed with my Bernina, there is no vibrations. At first I thought I would have to leave the bottom shelf off because I thought it would hit my legs, but it is sitting back enough that it is not in the way at all. The drawers are made of unwoven fabric, they are not really sturdy, but they are good enough to hold extra feet, sewing machine needles and a few small tools. I couldn't be happier with my purchase. I put it together by myself without difficulty.