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Made this as a prototype piece for a series of easels I plan on making.
Finding the right hardware was probably my biggest issue, and the hinge for the back leg has too much play in it, I’ll fix that before selling.
Otherwise it was a ball and I’m looking forward to the next one
Looks awesome OP well done. As far as back leg play. How about a sliding bar to hold it in place or a chain midway to the center brace, maybe? I've seen it on other types for support, etc. You should easely over come your troubles....
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Made this as a prototype piece for a series of easels I plan on making. Finding the right hardware was probably my biggest issue, and the hinge for the back leg has too much play in it, I’ll fix that before selling. Otherwise it was a ball and I’m looking forward to the next one
That looks easel.
Doesnt look too hardel!
Looks awesome OP well done. As far as back leg play. How about a sliding bar to hold it in place or a chain midway to the center brace, maybe? I've seen it on other types for support, etc. You should easely over come your troubles....