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Hi again
Sorry to keep bombarding this forum, as present I am using a Reeves easel (I class this as a hobbyist easel) that requires tightening up before it is suitable to hold small canvas/boards, and watercolour paper stretched onto an MDF panel.
I do find this easel to be very temperamental and at times it will not stand up to the usage I need it for...
To go with the conversion of my digital darkroom I am looking to purchase a more hefty studio type easel one that will take large canvas's I have found a Winsor & Newton Thames Radial Easel for £79 on Amazon and the feed back is very good, however I am always cautious before parting with any cash...I am due a small windfall at the end of July so if any one can be of help with advising me what to look for I would be very grateful
Phil