I like the look of the piece but dont want the draw.. I have a turntable I want to set up - can it be assembled without the draw to hold a turntable??
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Yes, the cabinet can be assembled without the drawer. However, the shelf immediately above cannot be removed. There is also plenty of space on either the left or right side for a turntable as the sides contain only one adjustable shelf and are tall. One thing to note: the cabinet is nicely made but there is very little structure in place to keep it square. I wanted to build it without the cardboard backing for ventilation. I bought a package of 4 flat L brackets and screwed them into each corner. This added A LOT of stability that was missing otherwise.
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You could assemble the unit without the center shelf. There may be some small holes visible on the back. You could plug them if necessary. It is a well built and solid unit.
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Afraid not. The pre-drilled holes for assembly are arranged so you can only assemble them on the left. But it's a great piece and I've enjoyed it a lot. I get a lot of compliments on it also.
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That sounds quite possible if the piece of wood is at least half inch thick and heavy (maybe even with a glass top); the turntable is quite stable. The top surface is the turntable is rubber and non slip, if you feel it's not gripping the wood surface enough, you could try using some thick double stick 3M tape which would most likely be enough. Good luck!
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Yes, you can and I wish I had. However, there is not a way to remove it easily after assembly. It is not that it is ugly. Just not necessary. So just skip that step during assembly and you should be fine.
762200
Once this unit is completely assembled, the knob really should not be able to be removed. It should remained tightened, or the knob wil become too loose, if taken on/off. We have been using the table for various purposes since obtaining it and find it to be very sturdy and versatile, with the drawer and shelving.
163993
No, it will be too tight and hard to draw. I think they make one for that set-up.
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There's a tutorial on YouTube that explains it. I've not tried it, but heard it is easy once you watch the tutorial. Mine stays set up on a craft table.
1009352
The turntable did not come with any such 'adjustment'. However, in school, we wrap a tightly wound piece of plastic wrap (scrunched into a piece of 'string' sort of) around the spot where the top inserts into the base, and it holds the turntable in place fairly well.
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You probably could use only the 2 rectangular pieces, and eliminate the corner piece. It seems it might be less stable that way, but it looks like it could be done - you'd just have two separate tables to configure how you want them. All together, though, it doesn't take up a whole lot of room. It's a great desk for the price.
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The shelf rests on (or more accurately fits over) 2 rods that run from left to right and act as spreaders for the legs. So yes, you could leave the shelf off but I would NOT recommend leaving off the rods that support it, as they add stability to the table and keep the legs the correct distance apart. This is a very solid table when assembled as directed, not sure why you would want it without the shelf? It really does not get in the way and gives it a nice, finished look. Hope this helps, we have been very pleased with this well designed table.
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I would be very carful as drawing light is very fragile. Get a sturdy drawing case to use. I hope this helps.
680607
HiFour draws function. I wish I had known that. I assumed all functioned. But the top opens and there is a lot of storage there and that takes up the top small draw. The two bottom draws are actually one door and has a large storage space for items that wouldn t fit into the draws (such as boxes). There are four doors on the sides for necklace storage (lots of space). I have a lot of jewelry and it is sufficient for my use. I just would have preferred all drawers. Hope this helps you. It s a nice heavy well made piece of furniture!!
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You have to use a little force by pulling apart at opposite end from hinges. Good luck. Love this table!
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This might be an ultra-obvious thing to say, so pardon me for suggesting it, but have you undone the transit screws on the turntable? If you haven't, then the needle might skip as the turntable isn't "floating" on the springs as it's supposed to. If you have taken care of that issue, then we're really into the "get what you pay for" territory, and it has to be said that the turntable on this unit isn't that great. That being said, the needle shouldn't skip, and it sounds like there's not enough weight on the playing arm. You could try placing a penny on top, right above where the needle is, and see what happens, but that might be too much weight, so you might have to experiment a bit. This might be an ultra-obvious thing to say, so pardon me for suggesting it, but have you undone the transit screws on the turntable? If you haven't, then the needle might skip as the turntable isn't "floating" on the springs as it's supposed to. If you have taken care of that issue, then we're really into the "get what you pay for" territory, and it has to be said that the turntable on this unit isn't that great. That being said, the needle shouldn't skip, and it sounds like there's not enough weight on the playing arm. You could try placing a penny on top, right above... » Read More This might be an ultra-obvious thing to say, so pardon me for suggesting it, but have you undone the transit screws on the turntable? If you haven't, then the needle might skip as the turntable isn't "floating" on the springs as it's supposed to. If you have taken care of that issue, then we're really into the "get what you pay for" territory, and it has to be said that the turntable on this unit isn't that great. That being said, the needle shouldn't skip, and it sounds like there's not enough weight on the playing arm. You could try placing a penny on top, right above where the needle is, and see what happens, but that might be too much weight, so you might have to experiment a bit. « Show Less
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If you have a big enough box it can be stored assembled. Or you can store it with some pieces assembled rather than all the individual ones. You do not need all the pieces everytime, you can make the track the size and shape you want. My 2yr old makes 2 different tracks lol.
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No assembly needed! Just be careful not to cut it if using a sharp instrument to open it. Enjoy! �