5 min shop wall hook

[Dan Dubeau]

Cleaning up the welding bench after last weekends (still unfinished) mothers day project...... I tossed out 2 shorts chunks of flat bar, and one bent 1/4" bar. I still had the tig torch and pedal out, so I dug them back out of the garbage, and 5 min later after drilling a couple holes, grinding off the galvanizing, sanding the ends, and bending the wire, I had a quick and dirty wall hook. I don't know where I'm going to put it, or what I'm going to hang on it, but I always have a hard time tossing stuff if an idea for what I can use it for pops into my head. It's both a blessing and a curse......Blessing when I do it right away, curse when I don't and end up hanging onto it for years........

Sometimes the little puttering projects are the most enjoyable. I'm in between a couple big ones, so it's been non stop 5-15 minute puttering projects all weekend. While I put off getting back on the sawmill. I've got about 5-6 hours of lathe work turning the carriage wheels that I really don't want to do, so I'm doing everything else I can think of while I procrastinate lol.

 

[Doggggboy]

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[Dan Dubeau]

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Imgur still not working for me. I uploaded them directly to the forum.

 

[Bandit]

I am seeing pictures of the hanger. Small projects are what sometimes lead to getting the bigger ones done. Happiness.

 

[slow-poke]

I don't think it's possible to have too many wall hooks, always something needs to be hung to declutter.

 

[140mower]

I don't think it's possible to have too many wall hooks, always something needs to be hung to declutter.

Sadly, after the floor is no more and the benches are mere suggestions of what may lay beneath, the walls too run out of space........ Of course, longer and longer hooks with more stick out works for a while too, as long as you stay above the lower levels......