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 KWIK-DRAW KD200 PROJECTOR Artist Opaque Projector The best value low cost projector  Backed by a 5-year manufacturer's warranty. Best Value, Low Cost Professional Projector Kwik-Draw is extraordinarily great value for money. Don’t mistake it for a cheap projector, this is a professional model at an affordable price. It even out performs projectors that are twice the price! The Kopykake Kwik-Draw projector is designed for the artist who works at an easel, the muralist, or the sign write, Kwik-Draw is very simple to use and produces clear images in normal lighting conditions. Although it works best in a dimly lit room you don’t have to be in complete darkness for it to work! The Kopykake Kwik-Draw projector takes any original artwork or copy up to 6" x 6", and will horizontally project clear, bright images large enough to fill a wall. Just project the image to the desired size, and trace easily and accurately. All steel construction, completely portable, weighing just 7 lbs; Kwik-Draw even has rubber mounted feet, so it will not mark your table or desktop. A 250* watt color corrected (to 3500 degrees K) photolamp provides true color projections and the whisper quiet fan helps cool your artwork. (220v model uses a 275 watt P1/1 photolamp). Kwik-Draw pictured here with Projector Platform accessory (Item # PF100) which attaches to a camera tripod for easy positioning and projections. Note: If considering the Kwik-Draw KD200 projector, we always recommend that you look at the 300XK which is essentially the Kwik-Draw on a stand and can project down onto a drawing board AND horizontally onto a wall like the Kwik-Draw. The 300XK is more versatile and more popular. Some customers choose the Kwik-Draw and later want to get a stand for it, unfortunately a stand is not available, that's why we suggest the 300XK. The projector will project a picture from as close as 18 Inches, to as far as 15ft. The farther away from the surface onto which the user is projecting (the wall, an easel) then the larger the image will be. Consequently, the darker the room will need to be in order to project a strong, clear image. Takes 6"x6" and enlarges it up to about 12ft x 12ft if the room is dark enough. [Standard is for the USA For out of the USA: For Euro plug 220/240v, please reference Item Number KD202 in the comment box at check-out. We use various Model Numbers for different parts of the World. Basically we have 4 models: KD200 - USA, Canada and Mexico, etc. KD202 - South America, Europe, Middle East, South Africa, etc. KD203 - UK countries. KD204 - Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, etc. For these out of the USA models, please reference the Item Number with your order.] Comment: By: chelsea from san diego, CA on 02/12/2009 product came on time and in perfect condition. projector is just as i thought: easy and useful! although the light from the projector does light up the room a bit when dark setting is more beneficial. gReat buy!! great bang for your buck too-Comment: By: ellen from muskegon, MI on 04/14/2009 My husband loved the projector as a birthday gift. Hes a wood-worker and needed to be able to enlarge or reduce drawings for patterns. Great product great price.Comment: By: Alan from Auburn, Maine on 06/20/2009 Product was as advertised a nice quality projector at a reasonable price. I was using a cheap a Artograph tracer which was hard to focus and didnt pick up fine detail. The Kwick Draw had good optics and a bright light that showed plenty of detail. The one complaint I have is that the projector emits a lot of light that fills the the whole room but this can be remedied with a couple pieces of cardboard. Your alternatives will cost a lot more money for this level of quality.Comment: By: Anonymous from empty on 08/19/2009 I bought the Kwik Draw Projector and love it. I can get the basic outline of a drawing fast... which starts me painting faster.I still feel guilty though when people think I did everything free hand.... Im tempted to tell them that I get the basic outline from a projector.... Like your website says about other artists feelings.... it feels like I am cheating I hide my projector in my closet : ) But if you dont know how to paint.... the picture will not turn out good. Signed Struggling with Guilt Editors response: Dear Struggling Michelangelo himself used a pre-electronics version of a projector. As you say the talent is in the painting. We believe it is also largely in the talent of color mixing. Dont feel guilty! - Jacob www.MadisonArt.com) | 
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