It's not bad but also remember when looking that you may want to try and find an easel that holds the canvas differently.

I personally went with the actual bob ross branded one (~$230) and while the build quality could be better, it works well and I like how it holds the canvas so you can paint the entire thing without having something overlap and hold it.

I originally tried using a cheaper one that didn't have much stability, and while i was able to finish the painting, i had to put sandbags around it to hold the legs still while doing backgrounds.

If you do get a wood one, you may be able to connect another small piece of wood and put a few screws pointing down so that holds the top (and bottom) of the canvas (was something i thought about doing), as that's how the branded one works.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000OHKFBS/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_L8.vFb39VFCHG

Good luck!

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