Created in the style of author Theodore Gray's world-famous periodic table of the elements, this 36” x 20” poster will delight anyone who uses and enjoys tools. Never before has there been such a beautiful presentation of so many interesting tools, both usual and unusual, expected and unexpected alike.
The arrangement follows loosely the characteristic of the regular periodic table: tools with similar functions in each column, getting heavier as you move down the rows. The diagonal line between metals and non-metals on the right side becomes a line between drills and wrenches. The fiery 17th column, the halogens, is a column of tools that use heat, including soldering, welding, casting, and 3D printing.
If you know anyone who is at all handy, or just appreciates the beauty of mechanical things, we guarantee that they will love this poster!
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Theodore Gray personally collected samples of every single tool and gadget in this poster and photographed them. He didn't settle for just "regular" tools - he found some of the most obscure and interesting tools ever created.
Every photo has a story, and this poster makes an unforgettable gift for the maker, mechanic, hobbyist, or engineer in your life.
Theo has given us the exclusive rights to print and ship these posters to you.
If you love tools, keep one in your pocket! The Pocket Engineer is a credit-card sized multitool with handy unit conversion references laser engraved on the and back.
Made of stainless steel, it'll be your pocket companion that's always ready when the next job or homework assignment drops.