I was online and came across an image of a classic Artists Easel or more of a display easel I think, I thought that I would have a go at designing such a thing and here is the end product.

This model has a use I think for displaying objects, could be in an Art shop environment, stationary shop or just at home displaying a little picture or object.

I've designed this Easel so it prints without support, it does use 2 plates to print because of it's size(See Slicer Previews).

To put this together, first you gently push the main frame into the 2 slots on the base, these are a snug fit but can be glued, the next thing to do is run a 5mm nut and bolt through the threads on both the shelf support and the top rail, I've off-set the threads on both the supports and screws but they are still tight and will snap if the threads aren't cleaned out correctly.

Slide the main support down the centre rail and then push in the top rail through the slots and glue the side pieces in to secure in position, now slide the top support onto the centre rail and tighten and that is it, the Easel is complete.

I printed the model out of the 2 colour Bambu filament but I would advise against it as its a bit on the brittle side when screwing the screws in, The top and bottom rails are adjustable which is good, all in all a nice project.

Thanks for looking.