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Using Lee Valley Story Tape to transfer measurements on wall framing
99W7850 - Lee Valley Story Tape, 12'
Marking drawer height and spacing on Lee Valley Story Tape
Using Lee Valley Story Tape to record a child's height
Using Lee Valley Story Tape to record the size of a fish
Using Lee Valley Story Tape to transfer measurements on wall framing
Using Lee Valley Story Tape to transfer measurements on wall framing
99W7850 - Lee Valley Story Tape, 12'
Marking drawer height and spacing on Lee Valley Story Tape
Using Lee Valley Story Tape to record a child's height
Using Lee Valley Story Tape to record the size of a fish
Using Lee Valley Story Tape to transfer measurements on wall framing

Lee Valley Story Tape

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This truly is a measuring tape with a story.

Although we first created it as an April Fool's gag, it has real utility in the home and workshop. In essence, it's an adaptation of using a "story stick" to transfer measurements, but in a convenient retractable form.

You can mark measurements right on the blank 12' tape in pencil or permanent marker, then transfer them directly to your stock. By doing away with numbers, units and fractional graduations, you avoid major sources of error in woodworking. Marks can be kept for future reference, and you can label the tape in the blank space on the side. For parents, it's a convenient way to record children's heights without marring door moldings or leaving them behind if you move.

The flexible tape can follow contours, helpful when positioning spindles on chair backs, checking circumferences, or other measuring and layout tasks involving curved surfaces. Not such a joke after all!

Using Lee Valley Story Tape to transfer measurements on wall framing

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    Lee Valley Story Tape

    This truly is a measuring tape with a story.

    Although we first created it as an April Fool's gag, it has real utility in the home and workshop. In essence, it's an adaptation of using a "story stick" to transfer measurements, but in a convenient retractable form.

    You can mark measurements right on the blank 12' tape in pencil or permanent marker, then transfer them directly to your stock. By doing away with numbers, units and fractional graduations, you avoid major sources of error in woodworking. Marks can be kept for future reference, and you can label the tape in the blank space on the side. For parents, it's a convenient way to record children's heights without marring door moldings or leaving them behind if you move.

    The flexible tape can follow contours, helpful when positioning spindles on chair backs, checking circumferences, or other measuring and layout tasks involving curved surfaces. Not such a joke after all!