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Old 02-10-2010, 04:09 PM   #9
Jean Kelly Jean Kelly is offline
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Okay, that is enough!

Right now I can barely type, due to how unstable my spine is. I didn't plan on starting a fight between egos, simply needed this info and thought this was the best place to go. So stop it now.

I can dislocate a rib reaching for a tube of paint, I have to change all of my normal painting habits and learn to work within my limitations. If the Hughes easel is dependable, well built, and easy to move around, it will help me immensely! I just wanted to hear from artists that have used easels with pulley systems so I can chose the best for my needs.

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Jean Kelly
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