Will it hold a drawing board securely for works on paper?
2042180
I ended up not loving this board. I found that you have to really tighten it very very tight to hold anything on it and to keep it upright. I found that it would hold the board, but pressure from drawing on it sometimes caused the easel to move down.
790613
yes, definitely! it has enough space on top and bottom. it wont be a problem to open the bottom draw. I love this product
159680
Yes. just figure out which direction to load the paper. If it's upside down it won't mark through.
1168184
Yes, it's excellent for storing art supplies. So good in fact, that I bought another one for my supplies. I like be able to slide these into a bookshelf and of course, the portability is another nice feature. I don't use these to store construction paper though; you may have to buy a larger model to accomplish that.
268577
It will probably hold as much paper as you can put in each drawer, the wheels are not tiny. I have crystals in mine.
737690
If you mean a pin-board, then no, not directly. The only way you could use this item for displaying documents would be to attach them to the bottom (or side) of a document that is already attached by some other means. Even then, it is unlikely that the 'joint' would be strong enough to withstand any sort of mauling. Hope this is helpful. Regards, Eric.
772839
Probably yes, but it depends on how thin is the picture paper you are using.
628102
It holds papers really well, but it is not self locking. If you want to be extra careful, you could use binder clips.
2008754
If you have a magnet with a hook, you probably could. It has a 3 hold punch across the top edge. I keep mine on a clip board.
555657
I don't see why not. The paper holders are a few inches wider than the paper, so it might look a bit funny, but it'll work.
2008552
I would assume it would. The board's frame is made of aluminum and the porcelain covered writing surface should be fine too. However, just going off my guesstimate but the board is VERY well made and is not cheap what-so-ever
2161678
that is what i use it for. the surface isn't smoothe, so you will need something under your paper for writing
1163380
Two things... it acts as a paper guide/holder and... since the table can tilt, it could be a catch for pens, pencils and crayons. That said, I mounted it backwards so it is on top. It is essentially a paper feed and I can also use it to tear off the sheet being used. So in the end I do not have your concern on this one.
2108577
Yes I believe it would. I use it in greeting card making as the base of a card. It is sturdy, yet flexible.
789354
That will work. I've used mine to cut Matt board so 70lb paper will be no problem!
920833
It is small, but a little bulky. I would say you could sketch just fine as long as you had a support board behind your paper (as you can see there are cutouts on the easel). It's very portable and works best on a tabletop, though on your lap could work fine. My son uses it for sketches and has no real complaints other than sometimes the drawers will slide open a bit. It's fairly sturdy.
1117061
The size of your easel will probably play a big factor. But, for a common easel (one that holds those large pads of paper), I don't recommend this board. I don't think it is stiff enough to be used in this manner.