I vote number 1, become ungovernable

@faithful451

20 күн бұрын

lmao

@SMarcey

16 күн бұрын

EW libertarian. Take a shower.

@johntack1049

12 күн бұрын

🎉

@rezzyredskin

9 күн бұрын

Yeet

@TheDailyKnife009

8 сағат бұрын

😂 same

Number 3 with the blunted tip. Not just for safety concerns about pointed steel in the wall but I think over time it might wear a hole or at least mark anything you hang on it

File the corners down on the finger that you made and put a washer between the mount and the wall.

#1 don't tell me what I can't do

Use a washer on the finger one at the base. Won't chew up the wood when you turn it to tighten flush

Use a washer and then you’ll be able to clock it.

The sharp one, u can hang a body on it if u have to

@ManInTheWoods76

19 күн бұрын

Bro. Unacceptable. But tell me more😏

The one already mounted to the wall is my pick.

The ponty end hook so you can slide on jackets with small loops ❤️ They look great, good job 👍!

Put a small washer on 1

Put a small washer behind the finger hook and it will not mark the wood

For that finger hook, what if you put a small washer around the timber screw. It would keep the spike off the wall just enough to not mar the wood

Be careful making coat hangers the atf hates them

3, number 2 is dangerous if someone fell against it.

3. The point on 2 might tear fabric

The one on the left is perfect

You should also do a poll on your community page. I know we all do youtube differently but I've been using it, and my channel has been doing better. Thank you for giving this generation advice. My dad is great and taught me alot, but we were farmers. Your lifestyle teaches different lessons, and i really appreciate you for sharing.

The widest one, the one with a “point” is more likely to damage or deform things that don’t have a proper hanging point.

I have accident prone children, and the thoughts of something pointy hanging on the wall makes my skin crawl. 3 for me sir.

Weld a ring at the end of the screw against the square to aquish the wood just enough to not mark the wood with the square edge on your last 1/4 turn..might work??

Nobody ever heard of a washer?

@Dont_Tread_On_Me

20 күн бұрын

Washing is women's work.

@snakeplisken4119

20 күн бұрын

​@Dont_Tread_On_Me Guy obviously had his panties in a knot😮

Which one would you survive falling against. Easy right!😊

This is how an Australian proho votes for number THREE 💪🏼

2 and I’ll take one. We’re should I send the money.

Number two, for the fact that it is smooth and won’t damage what you hang on it.

#2 is great. Were I to get #1 to work without marring the wood, I just chamfer the edges.

Probably number 2 , people mention that it could rip stuff or damage things but I don’t imagine it’s sharp enough or going to be placed where it could cause damage to things or get run into

2 looks all the way done if that make sense

I like #3 #2 worries me hanging heavy leather on it, like my winter jacket, that point will cause problems I think

#2, .However, #1 is a really neat idea that I've never seen before. I might try to make one myself. Great forging ProHo

#2 as you can fit a wider range of stuff on that hook with the pointed end than on a hook with a squared end.

Number 1 just pre drive a threaded stud and use a set screw on the hanger. No clocking no damage

#3 if you fall against it it won't stab you like a meat hook

I’d stay with the screw in finger, just cut a sticky back felt pad down to size then thread it on and send it. No mar and it looks awesome!!

#2 if it got that right. The one mounted to the wall with the tapered tip.

A sharp point will put holes in fabrics and also is dangerous. That’s my opinion

For #1-Could you make a square washer and hold in place with wrench, then index the “Finger hook”?

The hook currently on the wall is best. Ooh! I can just see some open kitchen iron dish rack system in the future. You will need to make plenty of those hooks, Kitchen, Bath, near the entry door, clothes washing area, portch, etc... Cody I have to assume the cabin is for your son.

put a washer just smaller then the dimensions of #1 on the screw then screw it in should be able to tighten it without marring

1.. just grind a slight angle into the back near the threads so it won't touch the wall and mark up the wood

#2. I feel like the point on #3 will wear jackets and other cloths hung on it.

A slight bevel on the wall side of the finger. Next to the threads. No mar and you could clock it.

2 i dont wanna catch the pointy tip in the shoulder or hand or into my leather coat

I like all three put a washer on number one

Definitely 2 👌

2 looks really nice

2, II, Two (too 😉) Keep in mind… I’m an East Coast guy 😂

I like 1 just don't damage the wood

I like the one on the wall. Related subject when mounting: don't put them eye level unless there is furniture, ahelving or something that will keep faces away (don't forget about little ones who might visit the shop too).

The one already mounted on the wall.

Back to the drawing board.

Cody, if you have train tracks near by, see if you can find discarded rail road spikes. Can be used for all kinds of crafts. Number 3

@Dont_Tread_On_Me

20 күн бұрын

"discarded" Lol. They discard plenty of them. You just need to pry them loose

@hk45c62

20 күн бұрын

@@Dont_Tread_On_Me, yes , discarded. The railroad companies don't bother to pick them up, they just let them lay in the rail bed when the ties are replaced.

Take number 1, chop off the embedded screw, mill a hole down the center or use a lathe, then counterbore it for your wood screw, add an 82 degree counter sink now you can clock it, seat that screw flush and make it look great

@user-fw8fc3sw9q

22 күн бұрын

What does “clock it” mean?

@vikingman3104

22 күн бұрын

I was gonna say 2. But this guy sounds like a professional. So I'm gonna say go with whatever it was he just said.

#2 I think

I'm gonna say #2. Sharp objects portruding from the wall seems like an accident waiting to happen on a dark night or something. From ProHo to OhNo.

They're all kool! And neat, they could be very useful in this age of plastic and resin.

#2, it tries harder. :-)

hey! you can still use the first one! start with round bar. you can square up the rest of your hook and just leave the base round. then, even if it does slightly mar the wood, you will never see it.

@jenelsliger5108

22 күн бұрын

Was going to say the same except round off the part touching the wood

Flat one would be a safer bet. The more pointed an object is, the better chance it has of piercing anything that could fall on it. And if that happened to be someone’s head as they were tripping, well I’d prefer the flat tipped one for a better chance of just a sore head than a punctured head.

Number 2 for me because it has more of a up swing.

Number 2, you instinctively hung that one. I'd say that's your sign.

3 looks like it’s better suited for narrower AND wider straps et al. That’s my vote.

Take # 1 and grind the base round so you can counter sink without the square edges tearing the wood. How a midwestern farm boy makes simple solutions without spilling a beer in preparation for the upcoming struggle.

They all look good my friend. I’m going with number two.

The pointy one

Number 2 is too sharp, if you hang coats by the hood it may stretch the fabric.

Maybe put a square washer on the first one so it wont damage the wood?

2 for sure. Looks great

#2 Looks more versatile to put on it from keys to helmet(if needed)

2 and 3 the variety would be nice

2 less pointy seems safer if you bump into it in the dark..? They're all pretty cool though

3 is best to not damage anything.

It needs to be pointy... #2

Definitely no 1 with a nice brass washer

3, but you need to countersink the holes so the screws are flush.

You could try a washer on #1.

How the U.S.Forest service produces hangers for Japanese selvedge denim and iron heart accessories.

#2 looks better, but #3 looks safer.

Does the coat tab hang on it. Or is it too big.

You know, you could've done a screw and tapped the finger and ran a die on the end of the screw shaft to clock it properly.

Number 1 may cause fabric to wear or tear over time possibly. Probably the only con I can think of as long as the wider one has smoother edges but both are awesome

I personally like #1 but like @andrewmason7389 said in his reply it’s too sharp, it looks the dogs doodahs but it will leave your coat/jacket looking like you got a large boil on your back. So it’s gotta be #2.

Put a black washer on the finger one.

3 is my favorite drawing it out is nicely done.

100%, #2

1 with a washer

I like the wide one!

The one with the point. I lost track of what number that was

3

Personally I think they are all cool but number is my favorite great stuff as always

Oh baby. I been looking for cool hooks to hang my apron and chaps on.

#3

#1 could work with a washer

i think you may want to use both depending on where you place them. and potentially smaller ones for smaller spaces like the kitchen.

2 looks cooler, but 3 safer. Maybe design one in between 2 and 3?

You west coast boys and hooking.

#2 They both look great tho

for the straight one, you can use a female threaded insert on the hardware like a cabinet pull. mount a few to a small board in arrangement and then mount the board.

Two, but I think put a bit more of a bend on the hook . I feel like coats might slip off of it if you don't. Just my humble opinion.

"It is too round on the top. It needs to be pointy," "Round is not scary. Pointy is scary.".... It's definitely my favourite quote from the Dictator lol