Solid Wood Dresser White With Bookshelf

This is a solid block of wood, does everything you'd want a block of wood to do.

This thing is solid, and has a nice weight to it. It isn't light or cheaply made. This is actually wood. Not where a company says wood then you get compressed hardboards and cardboards woods, no, this is Real Wood. Solid. It should ba illegal for companies to state made w wood when it's not wood. This Chair Is WOOD, REAL WOOD.

Mounted to wood rafter with provided screws. Solid and secure.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'm very impressed with this plotter! In a white-on-white design studio, I love that this plotter blends, and is very compact, given the capabilities of it. The feed catch sits inside the unit and can be pulled-out when needed (not something I've seen at this size of printer). Architectural drawings are fast & crisp, and there is no issue with ink smudge. Full-color large prints take a minute... but you remember you are printing 24x36... and it comes out perfect! Initially I was skeptical of the color printing for this size/price-point plotter, but it is spectacular! There is a paper (feed) tray on the back for letter & legal--I prefer 11x17 for daily markups--this makes this very easy, and let's me do away with the other 11x17 printer (effectively, this little add-on, saves me space & money). I was, also, very impressed with the wireless connectivity, and small touchscreen. Most larger plotters I've used need a local connection--this is much easier/less wires... and I can connect and print directly from my phone, or laptop, even when not in the office! My only detracting comment to the plotter is the textured wood top. The wood is not the same tone as the wood in my office, and the texture makes it something I can't write on top of... but this is insanely minor and still looks fantastic. Again, I'm so impressed with the capabilities of this printer. HP has done an amazing job of bringing the functionality we want to large format!

solid chunk of wood with an Allen key and great hardware. got two.

and it is wood.

I use this product for photographing turned wood art objects such as vases, bowls, platters, and other vessels. The graduation is very uniform and truly neutral so it does not impart a color cast to the item being photographed. It is stiff enough to be used without a support underneath for most items, but works best if you have a curved sweep to place behind it. Rough items can leave white scratches in the finish, but I have taken care to not scratch it -- besides the most likely area o get scratched is the bottom edge which is white where scratches do not show. It is made of heavy duty plastic sheet and can be cleaned with a wet rag if it gets dirty.

We use this in our 3D printer. We make 3 high samples of the wood mouldings are customers want before we manufacture. The white filament works great.

Feels really solid. Clamped it to the bookshelf next to my desk to get the right angle for my home office space without obscuring monitors. Requires some effort to move the arm up and down but that also means it doesn't move around when you don't want it to so I like it. I was able to leave one of the fasteners loose so I can swing it back and forth freely which works great for me when I'm not actively using it.

Exactly what I needed for my bookshelf speakers!