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Dry peg coat hooks in green wood - PEP BB roundwood.sand.drypeghooks

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Hannah Harmon

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posted 10 months ago

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Fancy coat hooks 🥳

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Clay McGowen

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posted 9 months ago

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I gave myself some homework from my SEPPer weekend trip to the lab.
I need somewhere to hang some tools… though now I have to find the wall space to hang the hooks.

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Cheryl Loomans

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posted 6 months ago

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I took a chunk of green red pine my neighbor cut and trimings from pear trees from 2 years ago and created the 4 coat hooks.

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Alexandra Malecki

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posted 5 months ago

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Steve Thorn wrote:
Minimum requirements:
- 4 hooks
- Flat back side

To get certified for this BB, post three 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

Clarifications:
- "Hand tools" means non-powered tools. No battery/electrically powered drills

This was a multi-day project. Since I wasn't able to complete it in one day, I had to cut a new piece of of wood. That's why there are two photos for "starting chunks". The second chunk was shorter and skinnier and peeled way easier than the first chunk.

I used a drawknife, shaving horse, an auger, loppers, and a pocket knife.

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