Critical is the location of these base plates (5 & 6) on your board (1); the lower outer corner of the base plates (5 & 6) should be 400mm / 15,7” from the bottom corner and 25mm/ 0,98” in from the side of the board (1) as shown. Here is a preview of several pages from the plans: On receipt of payment, a link to download the plans will be emailed to you. 4.

As it will be a relatively tight fit you could sand the end of the dowel stick slightly to make it fit better. 27. Besides that, this easel can be completely disassembled, so it is convenient for the fairs and exhibition transportation. with other options, as outlined in the video. A broom, scoop and a shop vac as you will create a lot of sawdust. You could also The screw was left loose so that the brace could swing up Try a Search: PlansPin.com, Home of Free Woodworking Plans.

Once I had developed the design I then quantified the materials I needed and found a pile of timber offcuts and a collection of various wood screws, hinges and other small items I needed for this project in my workshop. Glue the end blocks (17) to the stay arms (15), carefully clamp them together and wait for them to set. Note that the dowel stick recess in the end block (17) drilled earlier is 10mm / 0,39” deep which gives you a bit of tolerance to adjust the dowel after cutting. To create the stops (10) first file one long edge of your overall piece to approximately 45 degrees, mark out your 8 stops that you need and cut your eight stops and sand smooth.
I started putting some concept ideas on paper and developed them to free-hand drawings. Sanding block or ‘make’ your own by using a small piece of 2 x 4 or similar and wrap your sandpaper around it. This is also optional and is to apply to the frame to protect the wood. 9. ), I'm using some 1x2 oak for most of the project. Alternatively, you could salvage some rubber feet from an old stereo or DVD player and reuse those.

Once you’ve removed any excess dried wood glue and having sanded everything down, attach the pencil tray (21) on one side only to the base plate (4) on the board with one of the carriage bolts. (Please Note: The "Buy Plan Now" button will pop up a window to see in the photo that I have I don't think this is critical, but I thought it would help the legs 2. The measurements are given in millimeters, while the measurements given in inches are in brackets (1'' = 25, 4 mm). The only item that you would probably need to purchase is the large MDF board to which the easel framework will be attached to. easel. Do your children love to paint and draw? Add a reasonable amount of wood glue and clamp with as many clamps as possible, I used four clamps as a minimum but use off-cuts as 'bridges' to distribute the clamp pressure more evenly and to protect your tray from clamp scuff marks.. Bench vice and two pieces of rubber off-cuts for the protection of wood.

With a chisel cut out the shape of the bolt head around the 8mm/0,31” hole on the end block (4) and then gently tap in the bolt with a small tack hammer until the head is flush and sits tightly in the opening. 6 x 45 x 45mm (x2) / 0.23 x 1,8 x 1,8 inches (x2), 12. For the Artwork Support Shelf, I'm using a thicker piece of wood -- from that kit to

2. If you don’t have one you make your own using two small pieces of wood and some dowel stick off-cuts. If it is too tight use a small round file to enlarge the opening. And here is the now finished easel. 20 x 20 x 20mm (x2) / 0.78 x 0,78 x 0,78 inches (x2), 15. 30. Sandpaper of various grit strengths – from 60 (rough) to 120 grit. This is a 1"x18" piece

40mm/ 1,57” long 2mm / 0,07” dia. 5.

6. With these advanced plans, you can build a sturdy and substantial easel for an art studio in both freestanding and table-top designs. With these advanced plans, you can build a sturdy and substantial easel for an art studio in both freestanding and table-top designs. 2. Although I made this build completely from off-cuts that I found in my wood store except for the MDF board, I have quantified the overall timber requirements for this build so that you can obtain the wood from your local timber merchant.

6 x 18 (20) x 45mm (x8) / 0.23 x 0.7(0,78) x 1,8 inches (x2).

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I'm then taking progressive cuts on a table saw to A knob can now be build this for my daughter. I'll try to make an adaptation of this one that looks very good.Thanks, Reply Any suggestions are more than welcome.

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The canvas top retainer can be moved along the mast, so this easel could hold canvas of the various dimensions.

A H frame folding tabletop easel made by this free woodworking plan has the option to regulate the inclination of the working surface during painting.
You need to use quite a bit of ‘elbow grease’ for this and if you have a hand plane it would save you a lot of energy and time. 20mm long, 6mm dia. My wife asked me to Using an 8mm / 0,31” drill bit very carefully drill the opening.

6 x 45 x 810mm / 0.23 x 1,8 x 1,8 inches, 22. 16. I only added this piece at a later stage when I realised I needed more strength and stability in the overall frame design. Hand-held belt sander or orbital sander with various grit strength sanding sheets. ), Nevertheless, as I've been in this hobby for a long time, you can

A few years back I tried acrylic painting. these plans can help you to do so.

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6 x 25 x 45mm / 0.23 x 0,98 x 1,8 inches, 24. that I use to handle the purchase transactions.). The plans consist of an 18 page PDF file, which include a detailed parts

7. Gently tap or preferably wedge the dowel stick (19) into the end block (17) after adding a dab of wood glue. My wife asked me to build this for my daughter. Glad you enjoyed. chain or piece of cord to attach the rear leg to the body of the Base: 580mm (22.83'') x 600mm (23.62);   Height: Adjustable. to not overdo it. With inevitable knocks and bumps in the future, I’d rather make it more solid and rather be safe than sorry. followed. Once the glue has set screw in two small wood screws on opposite sides. tools, which I will be using for my version of this project.