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Old 08-19-2004, 09:46 PM   #5
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Dear David,

Thanks for coming on the Forum to talk about this easel. I'm also very interested and it looks beautifully and intelligently crafted. I have a few questions:

Does that shelf adjust (slide) up to accomodate very small paintings so that they can be worked on at eye level? Its height is independent of the utility shelf height, right?

The easel adjusts up and down but is there side to side sliding action? (Up and down is more important to me than side to side, but I thought I'd ask.)
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