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Mabef Painting Revolving Canvas Accessory for Easel, Brown
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About this item
- Accessory for Mabef Studio or lyre easel turning them into an easel with 360-degree painting capability; attach to the canvas mast and rotate painting into any vertical position desired
- Oiled, sanded beech wood construction
- Accommodates canvases up to 52.8″ and up to 22 lbs. In weight
- Includes a special clamp attachment for additional stability
3 reviews for Mabef Painting Revolving Canvas Accessory for Easel, Brown
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Quentin Waelchi –
I like to paint the edges of my paintings. It’s always a bit of a chore to get the edges on the top and bottom when I’m working on a painting. This gadget attached perfectly and securely to my Mabef easel and it turns my painting around so I can get all the edges. Best part is there is a piece that holds the painting from the back so it’s super secure as you move it around. Added bonus is that you only have to secure one side when you’re working so you can easily paint 3 sides and most of the 4th side. This gadget will make my life so much easier. One thing I will note is that when it arrived from Amazon, it was not assembled as you’d use it but based on the instructions and drawings, I just had to unscrew the easy to use wing nuts and put the sliding pieces on the front instead of the back. Everything shipped to me in perfect condition and all the parts were received in the box. Last, The wonderful spring clamp they use in the back of the device may make this work with other brands of easels but you’d have to try it on yours to see. I absolutely love it!
Miss Lacy Pollich –
It was a bit fiddly and took me a couple tries to get it installed on my Mabef easel, but now that it’s on there, I love it! It also takes a bit of muscle to turn it – there’s no adjustment that I can find for this – but I think that after repeated use it’ll loosen up a bit, or my muscles will just get a bit stronger (LOL).
Mike Hill –
The two arms on this thing are exceedingly long. I have an l shaped desk and it was getting in the way of rotation so I cut off the ends a bit. Then fashioned an even shorter one with square dowels. I did find that the clamps were difficult to work with so I used c clamps instead. I attached it it an h frame desktop easel and put blocks on the end to counter balance it. Works well.