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This is one of my older projects. It’s a present for my cousin made for her birthday. She made the painting. I ask her to give me the picture to show to a friend, but I intend to take measurement for easel. It’s a big surprise for her when I return the picture, but along with the easel.
It’s made from poplar and finished with lacquer and canola oil.
The last picture is the inspiration source, found on the internet.
-- Marian Neagu - Targoviste, Romania


































7 comments so far
degoose
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posted 143 days ago
Marian that is very well done.. looks just like the last pic, I bet you cousin has much use of it.
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patron
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posted 143 days ago
beautifull work ,
i almost bought one once ,
but it only had one leg ,
and kept falling over .
so i decided to become a carpenter instead !
-- david ,new mexico ,allheart
Marian Neagu
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posted 142 days ago
Good decision David. I bet you are not disappointed now. Thank’s for appreciations.
-- Marian Neagu - Targoviste, Romania
a1Jim
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posted 142 days ago
This a great easel and a cool design well done.
-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop, custom furniture ,maker, woodworking school, heirloomwoodshop.com
kolwdwrkr
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posted 142 days ago
The easel looks great and your cousin appears to be a fine artist. The painting is great as well. I hope she makes great use of it.
-- ~ Inspiring those who inspire me ~
tomakazi
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posted 135 days ago
Great job Marian!!
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Thomas Keefe
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posted 65 days ago
I would like to make adjustable legs like the ones on your easel. I cannot see enough
detail in the pictures to understand how the legs telescope. Can you explain? Thanks.
Tom