Does the board sit on an angle at all...in other words does it have legs or somthing to prop it up or does it lay flat on a table?
1876332
It does not have any "legs". The Portable Drafting Board has some small circular, rubber feet on the bottom to help avoid slipping. These "feet" do not raise the board up nor do they angle the board
2173788
The legs fold up and are stored under the table. It's very well built and sturdy. The table does not fold in half. It comes all assembled and you just have to stand the legs up.
1314500
It has 3 legs. I use it with 2 legs & fold up the other leg. It depends on your needs.
1977066
Yes. It will fold flat. There are 2 "bullet catches" (they look like 2 big B-B's) that have to be pushed in on each leg. Having done that, the lower part of leg can be folded in. You then just lower the table flat. Most folding tables like this work that way as well but this table seems to be sturdier.
1912611
Not being able to see it, I will try my best. The angled locking bar that is attached to the leg and table, I just push it in the center on both sides so it allows the legs to fold back in. Then I just push the bottom of the legs up by depressing it's locking button on both sides, to allow it to be pushed up so it fits within the bottom side of the board
504777
Yes, it folds flat easily - just would need to have a ledge to rest it on. The connecting material between the two sides of the board is a softer material and we usually only used it flat.
1520708
For drawing angles, your answer is what Alan said, draw angles using triangles on the parallel or free-hand with a straight edge.For what angle the board will sit, your answer is the board has 2 slotted rubber bumper beneath it near the bottom, as well as the fold-down legs at the top. With the legs folded out, put the board so it extends over the edge of a table(or whatever you've placed the board on to draw) in one of those slots. The closer the table edge is to the center of the board, the steeper the angle of the board to the table.
1842640
Yes. The plastic legs have incremental notches to adjust the angle of the board and there are 2 round rubber legs on each leg.
1229574
The table that holds the laptop can be flat or adjusted by a toothed grip under the table to be positioned at any required angle. Once tightened in position it will not move.
1438590
Sometimes it will slip on the initial angle setup, however, when you set it on a table or anything flat, it stays upright.
1977065
Sorry for delayed response. It does not fold flat. You can remove the table top easily but there is still the "L" shape of the legs and I don't see a way to get around that. Hope this helps.
897040
It has no slant. Crappy board. Don't recommend. Try to find a Rubbermaid...that's the best product.
1286195
Mine is mounted to ceiling and it did not come with legs for table use. Hope this helps.
1414540
It's a bit of both. The running board does fold upright. In addition, there are wheels towards the front that allow you to tip the unit and wheel it someplace else for storage.
980512
Flat'ish. There's still a little bit of a rise, so it's not completely flat on the tabletop. I think, given time, it might flatten out completely.
1224125
Table can fold down flat like a regular table, but legs do not fold in. You are only able to adjust the height and angle you want the table to be in.
77724
There is another wooden bar that holds the legs together, and it rest against the bar I previously mentioned. The table is very stable and sturdy. I have 2 sets and have never had a problem