Blundell Harling is a respected brand with a legacy of over a century, known for its commitment to precision in drawing and drafting. Their extensive product range caters to the needs of architects, engineers, artists, and students worldwide.
From high-quality drawing boards and drafting instruments to technical drawing supplies, Blundell Harling's products are trusted for their precision and durability. Whether you're designing intricate blueprints, creating detailed artwork, or mastering technical drawings, Blundell Harling equips you with the tools to achieve excellence.
Set squares are often used in conjunction with a ruler to draw straight lines at precise angles. They are essential tools for architects, engineers, and artists who require accurate drawings and designs.
The Blundell Harling A2 Challenge Ferndown Portable Drawing Board Lightweight A2 drawing board with parallel motion operated with a cross-wire pulley system. The stand is of steel construction with four angle positions 25º, 35º, 45º and 60º. When folded the stand also acts as a handle.
Dimensions: W: 65cm H: 47cm D: 1.5cm
Portable drawing board fitted with a cross-wire parallel motion system
Incorporates a graduated straightedge
Four angle positions: 25º, 35º, 45º, and 60º
Stand is of all steel construction
When closed, the back stand acts as a carrying handle
The Blundell Harling A1 Challenge Ferndown Portable Drawing Board Lightweight A2 drawing board with parallel motion operated with a cross-wire pulley system. The stand is of steel construction with four angle positions 25º, 35º, 45º and 60º. When folded the stand also acts as a handle.
Board A1 Sized Height:65cm, Width:92cm
Portable drawing board fitted with a cross-wire parallel motion system
Incorporates a graduated straightedge
Four angle positions: 25º, 35º, 45º, and 60º
Stand is of all steel construction
When closed, the back stand acts as a carrying handle
The ruler is raised by the midbump to prevent the residual ink or lead from leaving a secondary mark on the page. It is typically used with either a mechanical or clutch pencil, the lead is extended longer then it would be from regular drawing or construction. The pencil is held straight so it is perpendicular to the paper and creates a right angle with the ruler. (Note the lead should be touching the ruler, not the pencil itself.)
