Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
Studley Tool Chest Poster is Back *LINK*
Mike Schlesinger in Northern Maine
>Taunton is once again printing the Studley Tool Chest Poster. It is available on their web site, however the description states that quantities are limited. If anyone has been wanting one of these as long as I have they might want to order soon.
Now if only someone would only put out an entire book on this masterpiece!
Studley Tool Chest Poster
Re: Studley Tool Chest Poster is Back
Tim Caley - North Little Rock
>I ordered mine today.
Re: Thank you
Moses Yoder in White Pigeon, MI
>Thank you so much for posting this. I just ordered mine, and am really looking forward to recieving it.
And wallpaper too!
Dan Moening in cooler Sacramento
>My desktop has never looked so beautiful!
~Dan.
Ol' Norm . . .
Steve Mackay
>I know you just posted about the poster but, I saw Ol' Norm build a "replica" awhile back on the idiot box. Heck, just the story behind the box was interesting enough to hold my attention for awhile.
Re: And wallpaper too!
Jack Guzman from Maine
>Dan,
How did you get a desktop image?I clicked on the image of the poster,got the enlarged version and set it as background but it came out all blurry on my screen.---Jack
Re: there is another page *LINK*
arw01
>that has the download links:
Studley Desktop wallpaper
OT: Help, please
Ted Owen, Pittsburgh
>When I try to set any graphic as wallpaper, the graphic appears correctly in the small test window. But when I then click Apply, whatever background color is selected overlays the graphic, rather than filling in around it. Choosing any other color does not help--there is no choice for Transparent color. Choosing Center, Tile, or Stretch for the graphic has no effect, either.
Windows XP.
Thanks for any help anyone can provide.
Best, Ted
Re: there is another page
Jack Guzman from Maine
>Thanks Alan,
That's pretty user friendly.Those people at Taunton are quite accomodating.---Jack
I discovered that...
Ted Owen, Pittsburgh
>changing wallpaper also changes Theme from my normal Windows XP to Modified. Setting Theme back to Windows XP prevents background color from overwriting a background graphic.
No idea why.
Best, Ted
Re: Ol' Norm . . .
Chad Pearson
>The episode where Norm visits the Studley tool chest in WI was interesting if only because of the toy room it is kept in. I'd like to have the extra $$$ for a warehouse like that full of toys. I kept that episode on TIVO unitl my machine when kablooeey.
Re: Studley Tool Chest Poster is Back
Dave OH
>I see old Studley was a bricklayer, and wanted everyone to know it too. Notice the little arched area lower left center, a pair of dividers above the square,etc.
What else is there to find?
Or Mason
Bill Houghton, foggy mornings in Sebastopol, CA
>I thought I'd read that he was a member of the Masons - the fraternal organization, not the trade guild - and that those were Masonic symbols. I believe he was a pianomaker.
Re: Or Mason
Dave OH
>Thanks Bill, I was just trying NOT to say the M word, they were brickies in the beginning, masons , brickies, stone cutters, whatever! Some unusual tools for Pie-anner making, seems he used some from most trades.