Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
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Jack Guzman from Maine
>Hi, I just cleaned my hard drive and I'm resetting things on my computer to make things comfy for me. I usually find a neat image on the internet and use it as a desktop image. I want to put a handtool picture up. Anyone have a link to a good picture I can download and use for this? Something like one of Lee Valley's catalog covers would work.Thanks.---Jack
Re: desktop image *LINK*
A. Byrd
>How about this as and object of lust!! ;-)
Desktop Tool Porn
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Jack Guzman from Maine
>Thanks. That's truly droolable.I got it up as wallpaper. I also got a good idea. I think I'm going to do a sightings type thing. I'll change my wallpaper as I find cool pictures like yours.---Jack
No lust here.
Steve Kubien
>While I appreciate the art of such a tool, there's a speck of dust on it! I mean really, how could such a thing be allowed to happen? It's not even wood dust. It looks common, everyday dust!
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Ok, I admit, that's pretty droolable.
Steve Kubien
yep that's tool porn...
Vic P
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we are a bunch of sicko's :)
Asher F.
>I thought L-N was pricey for the low-angle smoother. Suddenly the $235 doesn't seem too high compared to $4846 :)
Thanks for the link!
Not a background but... *LINK*
Scott Burr in Ben Lomond CA
>Woodcraft has a cool screensaver.
Screensaver
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Robert Weber
>I have a bunch of images saved (woodworking and other interests, including family) and I use the Webshots shoftware to cycle them through. I have so many that I cycle them every half-hour (my work computer which I stare at 8-9 hours each day), but you can set it to cycle at a bunch of different intervals, including never. Best of all, it automatically scales the image to ift properly.
Anyway, the website is www.webshots.com. No affiliation, just a satisfied user, yada, yada, yada...
Rob in Peoria
Thanks Scott Neat Screensaver!
A. Byrd
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