Submitted by MorrisWayne t3_10lyi1a in DIY
Hey folks. I've bought a drawing table that I thought could be adjusted in hight. Alas I was misled by the description.
Does anyone know of any easy yet subtle ways of increasing the hight by about 20 to 30 cm (8 to 12 inches)? I'd like for it to look a little better than two crates dumped underneath. Thanks!
I've looked around and haven't gotten anything yet. What I'm hoping is that there is some kind of hight adjuster that connects to the spot where the wheels go. I haven't been able to find something like that though.
dolorous_marvin t1_j60021t wrote
I made two rectangles out of scrap 2 x4s and attached some wheels underneath. Cross piece to connect the two boxes at the proper width for the table legs. The drafting table sits atop the risers with two pieces of small 1/4 inch scrap on each rectangle to keep the table from shifting around. Had bought a children's drafting table when I was in art school because it was that much cheaper and I was an older student with a mortgage to pay. Works great, still use it despite having acquired a standard size drafting table. The wheels ended up being a great decision.