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How do I work this easel??
I have a Mabef M-11 A-frame style easel. As I was putting a canvas on it (using it for the first time), the canvas never really seemed stable enough to paint on. Also, there are these "canvas support" things that are like little blocks of wood that are on the spine of the easel....what are those for? Do I rest the canvas on those or on one of the shelves? Im obviously an extremely confused artist......
Hey Stir,
The attached web site sells these, so, in looking at a picture of them, you should rest the bottom on a Bar, and Clamp down from the top. See the following words "a strong-grip metal ratchet"...
Made of select beachwood, the Mabef Lyre Easel is constructed with a sturdy A-frame for excellent rigidity. An easy-slide canvas holder on top clamps the canvas. A strong-grip metal ratchet adjusts the bottom canvas holder.
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