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Ruth's sister A3 Drawing Board Table with Parallel Motion Adjustable Angle Draftsman

SKU CH-ECXP-P200V

A3 drawing board table with parallel motion and adjustable angle for drafting and art

  • A3 size gives ample drawing space
  • parallel motion keeps lines perfectly parallel
  • adjustable angle suits sitting or standing
  • built-in palette stores tools within reach

A3 Drawing Board with Parallel Motion

This A3 drawing board table includes a parallel motion mechanism that keeps the ruler parallel at any position across the surface. The angle is adjustable so the board can be tilted to a comfortable working slope. It is suited to technical drawing, illustration and drafting tasks that require consistent alignment.

Flat work surface with tilt adjustment

The board lies flat when the angle is set to zero and can be raised to a preferred incline for drawing or painting. No cooling, noise or electrical power is involved because the product is a non‑powered mechanical table. Buyers who need a motorised height‑adjustable desk or a light‑table with built‑in illumination will not find those functions here.

Highlights

  • A3 size gives ample drawing space
  • parallel motion keeps lines perfectly parallel
  • adjustable angle suits sitting or standing
  • built-in palette stores tools within reach

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I attach the parallel-motion ruler to the A3 drawing board, and what alignment step is often missed?

Mount the ruler on the board's built-in track, then square it to the paper edge before tightening the locking knobs; skipping the squaring step leaves every line slightly off true horizontal.

Which parts of the adjustable-angle drafting table will need replacement after heavy studio use?

The parallel-motion cables and pulleys wear first; the angle-lock levers and the plastic palette tray can also crack and are simple to swap out.

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