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

Fancy coat hooks 🥳

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.

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.

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.

bb submission

Here’s my submission for Dry peg coat hooks in green wood.  
 As the log dried it cracked leaving the left peg loose. But the other three pegs tightened up nicely.

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

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

Last night I went to use Willow Bank and had no place to hang my coat! That needed to be fixed.

I scrounged some green wood, and had to scrounge smaller peg wood. Hand tools used, mallet, kindling cracker, hatchet, saw, file, rasp, hand drill.