Wife wanted a hall tree to match the shiplap walls that I did in our living room. I’m definitely not a woodworker by trait, I acquired some cool tools while remodeling our house myself and credit YouTube for free lessons lol. I made it entirely out of 2x4’s and 2x6’s. I cut a 5/16” dado into the “styles” to slide the left over 1/4” shiplap into. I was going to just have 3 hangers but we moved one down for our son to hang his backpack on and have to pick up two more and some totes for the bottom. Every was pocket screwed together and it turned out rock solid and wife approved lol.
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Wife wanted a hall tree to match the shiplap walls that I did in our living room. I’m definitely not a woodworker by trait, I acquired some cool tools while remodeling our house myself and credit YouTube for free lessons lol. I made it entirely out of 2x4’s and 2x6’s. I cut a 5/16” dado into the “styles” to slide the left over 1/4” shiplap into. I was going to just have 3 hangers but we moved one down for our son to hang his backpack on and have to pick up two more and some totes for the bottom. Every was pocket screwed together and it turned out rock solid and wife approved lol. -
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Very nice !!!! Momma will be happy with that.Comment
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That turned out good.Comment
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Great color and design, a very nice project.Comment
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Nice job. Looks awesome!Comment
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Looks great!!!Comment
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Nice work!Comment
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Turned out great. And the deer next to it isn't too shabby either.Comment
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Good work. Looks great!Comment
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That really looks good and matches well! Momma oughta be real happy. One question: did you make the little star chingadeerie on the end or did you buy that separate?Comment
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Great job! Now she's gonna want more stuff built!Comment
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nice workComment
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