DIY wooden hooks for any wall using scrap wood! Try this simple and modern design to help organize your space!
Every few months, we like to go through our scrap wood pile and come up with some quick builds and DIYs for the scraps. This month we happened to be working on a fun little space for our kids, and I decided to use some scraps to build these DIY wooden hooks! 
Once I knew that the angle worked, I cut the dowels down to size, which was five and a half inches.
Then I sanded everything down, 'cause it's much easier to do it now than after the hooks are attached.
To attach the hooks, I started by drilling pilot holes, right through all of the grooves I had made. Then I turned the dowel over and drilled through all of those holes again with a countersink drill bit, so that I would be able to countersink the screw when I attached the hooks.
Lastly, we're going to stain them in a colour to match the space, which in our case was 
Finished DIY Wooden Hooks
More Scrap Wood DIYs
This project was one that I did along with another scrap wood DIY. Click on the video below to see how I built scrap wood shelves to go along with the DIY wooden hooks!
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DIY Wooden Hooks
DIY wooden hooks for any wall using scrap wood! Try this simple and modern design to help organize your space!
Materials
- wooden dowel
- scrap wood 2x4s (2 pieces)
- screws
- pencil
- ruler
- screws
- wood glue
- flagstone wood stain
- varnish
Tools
- drill press
- hole saw
- miter saw
- pilot hole drill bit
- countersink drill bit
Instructions
- Attach dowel to 2x4s for stability
- Measure where you will make your cuts and where your hooks will go
- Use hole saw to cut grooves into the dowel
- Use mitre saw to cut dowel into sections
- Sand all sections of the dowel
- Drill pilot holes through the grooves in the dowel
- Drill through these holes with a countersink drill bit
- Glue and Screw the hooks into the dowel
- Stain and varnish the hook rack
