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These J-hooks are very handy and pretty easy to make. They actually work well in the workshop. Myself, I hang everything from wrenches, to electrical cord, even my leather apron. Now, in the video I only show one. Obviously you'd need more than one of these. You can even set up several in-line for hanging up axes, or weedeaters, or can even use them as a board rack. These can also be made into an s-haped variant for hanging things overhead.
https://youtu.be/2NILUcwABKs
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