Smoothly adjustable artboard

The patent applies the dynamics principle by transforming the fixed artboard structure into an adjustable one through the addition of a rotating connection between the artboard and the adjusting bracket. This allows the artboard to change its angle and height dynamically while maintaining structural stability through the bracket's support mechanism.

The patent segments the artboard system into distinct functional components: a base, an adjusting bracket with multiple adjustment mechanisms, and the artboard itself. This segmentation allows each component to perform its specific function independently while contributing to the overall adjustability and stability of the system.

The patent introduces a roller as an intermediary element between the adjusting bracket and the artboard. This roller facilitates smooth movement and adjustment while the bracket's rigid structure provides stability during painting, effectively mediating between the need for adjustability and the need for stability.

The patent employs parameter changes by allowing the artboard's position parameters (angle and height) to be continuously adjusted through the bracket's mechanism. The roller enables smooth changes in these parameters while the bracket's structure ensures that once positioned, the artboard remains stable.

The adjusting bracket is designed as a multi-functional component that combines height adjustment, angle adjustment, and stabilization functions into a single structure. This universality reduces the need for multiple separate components, thereby simplifying the manufacturing process while maintaining full adjustability.

The patent merges the adjustment mechanisms and support structure into a single integrated adjusting bracket assembly. By combining these functions into one component rather than using separate parts, the manufacturing process is simplified while the adjustability and stability functions are preserved.