baseball hat rack |
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Slater's baseball hats seems to pile up everywhere. Time to make a hat rack for his sport-themed bedroom. |
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Rip piece of wood on the table saw from an old cabinet door I had laying around. |
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Drill holes. Countersink them on the back so the wood will be flush against the wall. 3" screws will go through the back & anchor into the baseballs. |
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Round-over the sides with a router. |
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We see the 3" screw coming from the back to the front. I used a scrap piece of PVC to make spacers so the baseballs would sit away from the board---holding the hats better. |
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The finished mounted baseball, or "hat hook." Drilled two holes in the front & counter sinked them. These will hold this to the wall. Painted with same paint that's on the wall. |
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Drill a pilot hole in each baseball with a drill press. |
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Put a couple anchors in the wall & attach with 2 - 2" screws. Grab a Q-tip & dab a little paint over the screw heads. |
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The only money I have in this is the $12 for a bag of cheap baseballs. |
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