I use a couple of drawing boards my fav is the Kuhlmann drafting table in my other office but it’s an enormous oversized A0, so doesn’t fit in my home office.

The one shown in the videos is a Tecnostyl drafting board which is A1 size. I don’t have a set height for it. I adjust it depending on which part of the drawing I’m working on so that I keep my back aligned comfortably. They come with the drafting machine, both mine were bought at auction so I think you might need to buy them separately.

It’s really important not to slouch over your drawing, leaning forward from the hips is how you are supposed to do it whist seated, I constantly have to remind myself not to slouch – standing up helps with that!

Two burning questions: do tell, where did you get your amazing drafting desk and straightedge / track drafting machine? Manufacturer name will do…

And what is the height of the desk? You look so comfy sitting at it… creating great things without a pain in the neck or back creeping up on you.

Thanks for good and inspiring work!

Thanks for letting me know about the autoresponder – seems to be a code clash somewhere so I’ve changed the form – should all work now!

I think you are right – if people have access to the right information, they can achieve good results with their garden. Please do give me any feedback you have. I want to make this site as useful to people as possible, so the more feedback the better!

Thanks

Rachel

Glad the video has helped you come up with some ideas! In the next few weeks I’ll be adding photo galleries, so be sure to check back if you need extra ideas.

I think you have something here with garden design. I know I could have used the information a few years ago when I worked on my (ex)girlfriend’s garden.

Let me know if you want some feedback.