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The Sizes Of Canvas You Can Attach

to Your Artristic Easel

The Hub can be instantly rotated and adjusted in conjunction with the T-Bar arms and the tripod as

you paint, bringing any part of your canvas directly to your brush, regardless of your height, whether

sitting or standing

The T-Bar Arms slide into the archways

and can lock into place in two positions by

pushing down on a pop-up button at the end

of the arm, thus locking it to the Hub

Position 1 The T-Bar Arms are locked onto

the Hub using the pop-up button Archway

hole closest to the centre of the Hub.

This allows you to attach canvas stretchers in

sizes from approximately 51 cm up to 109 cm

(20 inches up to 43 inches).

Position 2 The T-Bar Arms can be locked

further out along the Hub projecting arm by

popping the button up through the second

Archway.

This allows you to attach canvas stretchers in

sizes from approximately 63 cm up to 122 cm

(25 inches up to 48 inches).

Note: On page 23 of this manual you can see many other positions and ways you can attach three or

four of the T-Bar Arms to the Hub which will give you, even more choice when choosing canvas and artboard

sizes for use with your Artristic easel.

Position 1

Position 2

CAUTION:

DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN ANY OF THE KNOBS

This knob adjusts

the backward tilt

of your artwork

from vertical

through to hori-

zontal.

This bolt MUST

remain firmly

locked at all times.

This large knob

attaches the Hub

section to the top

of the tripod

What The Knobs On The Back

Of The Hub Are For

This screw holds

the Pan Head

Adaptor onto the

tripod Pan Head

This knob controls

the rotation of

your canvas.

CAUTION

Do not rotate

tripod Head

when this knob

has been tight-

ened.

This knob locks

the Hub facing

forward, positioned

in the centre

between the two

foam-covered

tripod legs.