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My daughter teaches high school art and does some studio work and asked me to make an art easel for her. After a little research and combining the best of a couple of plans I built her a folding easel that is very functional and portable.
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9 comments so far
TreeBones
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posted 241 days ago
Lucky Daughter, well done.
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rpmurphy509
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posted 241 days ago
Nice easel. How is the bacl leg attached to the rest of the frame?
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GaryK
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posted 241 days ago
Ver nice!
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rikkor
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posted 241 days ago
Fully adjustable I see. Very nice.
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DAN
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posted 241 days ago
nice looking easel … where did you find the plans. I need to make one.
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MsDebbieP
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posted 241 days ago
Nice! I bet she brags to everyone.
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Dominic Vanacora
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posted 241 days ago
Nicely done. You made you Daughter proud.
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Blake
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posted 240 days ago
Nice job.
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JonJ
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posted 222 days ago
Probably one of the most moving gifts I ever recieved was an easle my dad built for me during my brief stint airbrushing t-shirts in Branson, MO.
It was a real shocker, as Dad didn’t talk a whole lot, and it really made an impression on me that he took the time to build something for me out of the blue like that.
He passed away in ‘92, but I still have that easel. Even though it’s just pine 1×2s, money couldn’t buy it .
-- Jon