Rustic Wood & Bolt Hanger for Jewelry, Towels, Coats, Etc
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Rustic Wood & Bolt Hanger for Jewelry, Towels, Coats, Etc
Rustic wood hanger (for jewelry, towels, coats, keys, etc) made at Techshop.ws
You will need
1. a plank of wood
2. some nuts & bolts from the hardware store (or doorknobs)
3. gorilla glue
4. wood finish or paint/primer
You will need
1. a plank of wood
2. some nuts & bolts from the hardware store (or doorknobs)
3. gorilla glue
4. wood finish or paint/primer
Cut Your Plank and Sand the Edges to How You Like
I didn't love the straight edges, so I sanded them down to a half-hexagon shape on each end.
Measure out where you would like your bolts to be placed and mark them.
Measure out where you would like your bolts to be placed and mark them.
Glue or Screw in Your Bolts
The bolts I had weren't tall enough so I had to glue them onto the wood instead.
I used gorilla clue and glued the bolts with the washer in the back so it could have more of a grip.
Then I added another piece of board on top and clamped them together so the glue could dry for a few hours.
You could even stop after this step for a pretty nice unfinished wood look. I wanted to try using wood stain since I've never used it before.
Then, once the gorilla glue is dried, you can basically scrape the extra glue off. Word of advice: Wait till the glue completely hardens. You will see it expand but DONT touch it until its completely dry
I used gorilla clue and glued the bolts with the washer in the back so it could have more of a grip.
Then I added another piece of board on top and clamped them together so the glue could dry for a few hours.
You could even stop after this step for a pretty nice unfinished wood look. I wanted to try using wood stain since I've never used it before.
Then, once the gorilla glue is dried, you can basically scrape the extra glue off. Word of advice: Wait till the glue completely hardens. You will see it expand but DONT touch it until its completely dry
Wood Stain or Paint!
Prime your wood, then sand it down a bit so the stain/paint will stick
Take your choice of stain/paint and lay it on the wood.
The stain color I have is ebony.
Take your choice of stain/paint and lay it on the wood.
The stain color I have is ebony.
Let It Dry and Add Second Coat If You Like
Lastly, let it dry.
You may add a second coat after you wait 8-10 hours I believe.
The color didn't turn out quite like I expected, but I'm starting to like the rustic look.
Anyway, last step would be to hang it up on your wall!
You may add a second coat after you wait 8-10 hours I believe.
The color didn't turn out quite like I expected, but I'm starting to like the rustic look.
Anyway, last step would be to hang it up on your wall!