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2 coat hooks from a small branch crotch - PEP BB roundwood.sand.hook

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Neighbors cut a curly willow, I'm getting at least 4 bbs out of it and the best part is hubby is playing along

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Willow branches
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Peeling the bark
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Completed hooks made from curly willow

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coat hooks made from small tree branch crotches using only hand tools
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Branches for hooks
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Tools and branches for making hooks
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Hooks almost finished
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Backs of hooks rounded off
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Finished coat hooks

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Note: Almost there! Round off sharp edges

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two hanging basket hooks/coat hooks
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2 coat hooks
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Here is my submission for 2 coat hooks from a small branch crotch - PEP BB roundwood.sand.hook

Requirements for this BB:

 - Flat mounting surface
 - Round off sharp edges
 - Hand tools only

To get certified for this BB, I am posting the following pics:  

 - Your chunks of wood that you are starting with
 - Progress about half way through, with the hand tools you have decided to use for this
 - Final product
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2 chunks of wood to start with
2 chunks of wood to start with
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Half way progress on shave horse, spokeshave at left
Half way progress on shave horse, spokeshave at left
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Further carving with knife, peeling w screwdriver
Further carving with knife, peeling w screwdriver
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Final product after sanding
Final product after sanding

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Two coat hooks ready to go.
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Flatter mounting surface and rounded edges.
Flatter mounting surface and rounded edges.
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Here are my 2 coat hooks made from green olive wood.
Peeled all the bark, did a bit of shaping, flattened the backing, finished with sanding paper, and done!  Lovely little project :)
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Fresh olive wood!
Fresh olive wood!
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I only used the knife and sanding paper to make these coat hooks.
I only used the knife and sanding paper to make these coat hooks.
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Done!
Done!

I'm doing it for the squirrels, dude.

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A few days ago I chopped an unwanted Norway maple sapling out of our eastern red cedar “thicket.” Then I sawed off a few chunks for different projects, including a few Y sections for these coat hooks.

Peeled the bark off with a knife, chiseled away the back to get it flat, chopped a few stubborn knots and pointy branch ends off with a chisel and mallet, and finished with sanding.

I’m glad I cut a couple of extras, because my first attempt went a little awry at the chiseling stage. But no matter—there were more pieces to work with!
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cut branches
cut branches
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peeling and chiseling
peeling and chiseling
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now only sanding left
now only sanding left
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finished!
finished!

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Made some coat hooks out of some fresh apple tree cuttings I found.
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sticks I started with
sticks I started with
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part way thru
part way thru
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flat backside for mounting
flat backside for mounting
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compled hooks with the hand tools I used
compled hooks with the hand tools I used

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Howdy, fellow permaculture enthusiasts.  This was a fun BB, my family thought that one of the hooks was little provocative looking and we had a good laugh at my expense.  I may have an interest in carving after this, it was a nice sample/intro to sculpting wood.

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