Four Easels and Display Stands Pack of Woodworking Plans.

1. An elegant adjustable easel for displaying art or photos in a fine furniture setting. Build in hardwoods to compliment a nicely framed picture. Two brackets can hold the picture frame at many heights. The pole height can be adjusted too. Standard height is 86 inches, width is 18 inches and the base depth is 17 inches.
2. A Victorian style pictures stand based on Victorian pole screens. Three cabriole legs support a gracefully turned column with brackets that slide to position the picture frame at many heights. This project measures 86 inches tall and 21 inches at its widest footprint of the cabriole legs. Lathe work is required to complete this project.
3. A three legged artist easel. Adjustable for supporting works of art in progress. Simple design makes it easy to build. The design allows it to collapse, folding flat, and is light enough to carry to your next work location. This completed project measures 86 inches high, 30 inches wide and 32 inches deep when the center leg is extended.
4. This table easel is easy to make. Made up of two parts that can be cut at the same time (called stack cutting), using 1/2 to 3/4 inch thick MDF, plywood or lumber of your choice. An ideal project to display art, collector plates, photos or books. This project can be adjusted during the construction stage for thicker books. Make smaller or larger by using a copier machine. The stand when opened wide (180 degrees, stores flat) it measures 14 inches wide and 10 inches high.

Plan Author: Richard Packer

Published Date: March 2010

Plan Language: English, all measurements are inches/feet unless stated otherwise.