DIY Modern Coat & Hat Rack (Limited Tools Build) // How To - Woodworking
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- Опубліковано 8 лип 2024
- I built this modern coat rack or hat rack using basic tools and pre-milled Red Oak. Thanks to Lowes for sponsoring this week's build, check out the Kobalt 4-Tool 24-Volt Max Cordless Combo Kit here : low.es/2AVyegw #sponsored
Get PLANS for the coat rack! bit.ly/coatrackplans
📦 Materials Used On The Modern Coat Rack (affiliate):
2 Oak 1x3x8s : www.lowes.com/pd/Common-1-in-...
Minwax Polycrylic Spray Polyurethane : www.lowes.com/pd/Minwax-Polyc...
Keyhole Hangers : amzn.to/2L3WcLv
🛠 Tools Used On The Modern Coat Rack (affiliate):
Kobalt 4-Tool 24-Volt Max Cordless Combo Kit here : low.es/2AVyegw
Kobalt Sander : www.lowes.com/pd/Kobalt-24-Vo...
Kobalt Jigsaw : www.lowes.com/pd/Kobalt-24-vo...
Flush Trim Router Bit : amzn.to/2QzAggh
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Hope y'all enjoyed this one! If you want to build one of these racks for yourself, get PLANS for the coat rack here: bit.ly/coatrackplans Buying any of my plans really helps to support me and allows me to continue creating this free content every week. Thanks!
Love that quartersawn red oak edge on the hangers.
Man, I love the style of this!
Muito BACANA, adorei esse CABIDEIRO muito bem lixado e bem cuidado, PARABÉNS!!
Great project for anyone. If I was building this, I’d add some angled dowels to the backside of the lower part of each rib for more hanging options. Thanks!
Nice job and looks great
I am loving your limited tools series and your simple clean designs.
Thanks for the keyhole hanger idea!
That actually turned out really nice.
Looks good man. A simple yet effective build that looks great!
Really cool Johnny! 👍🏻👊🏻
I just recently saw a tip from someone else that showed that if your template is longer than your work piece its easier to start on the router because the bearing is fully engaged with the template before you start flush trimming.
Very neat project 👌😊
Love all your videos
Thank you!
...........great talent thanxs!!!!!!!
This looks great and simple to make. I think I'm gonna try and make this 👍
Great design and love the simple build. I just made some long skinny legs using templates, and yeah, the end grain tear out problem is real. I ended up leaving them long and cutting them to their proper length on the table saw.
Thanks! Yea it's definitely problematic, although a spiral bit helps a bunch.
Great work.
Thanks!
Hey brother, just wanted to say thanks for putting this all together having done construction and Auto body work most of my life I felt I would try to make some kitchen utensils and other things. Gotta say there is something to be said for a cutting board or a wooden spoon that was made by yourself. Anyway, thanks again.
That's awesome, good luck man!
I love the look. Very clean and pleasing to the eye. I feel like a router table and oscillating sander aren’t a limited tool video.
Lookin good JB!
Great design Johnny!
Thanks!
Plz make a snowboard rak
Nice work bro. As always.
Thanks!
Nice job 👍🏽
Thanks Donovan!
Nice and clean. I would expect nothing less from you. Ha ha. Cool project, Johnny!
tell me it doesn't look like a rack of ribs?
Dope! I dig it 👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽
Thanks Marylou!
This came just at the right time.. i was designing my rack just half an hour ago.. great video.. will give it a try
Perfect! I've got plans available, link is in the video description.
Crafted Workshop id really love to.. just waiting for my credit card to arrive because my old one has just expired in Nov and cant place any orders since then 😭
I made one of these back in August based off a design on rejuvenation.com. The only thing I did differently was use a router to make 3/4” dados for the hooks to sit in and instead of just glue I put two screws in through the back to make sure the hooks could handle a lot of weight.
Nice design :) ॐ
Nice looking Coat rack Johnny! Thank you for sharing the video with us.👍😎JP
Thanks!
Your very welcome Johnny! 😎
Looks really cool. I would probably drive in some screws in from the back just in case the glue can't hold the weight of my big winter coat.
Thanks! The glue should be plenty strong considering this is basically a big dado.
How heavy is your winter coat?
@@MikeTheMaker1 Ohh its heavy all right ☺️
Looks like I'm making a materials run....Nice work Johnny!
Thanks man!
Really like the design man!
Zach Johnson i will get you one of these days
Thanks man!
I'd like to know more about your adjustable clamp table.
I would have made a curved upward lip on the bottom part of the vertical pieces to give you double the amount of hooks. Great job overall. Also funny how cobalt was the sponsor but you had the much better dewalt tools in the background.
"limited tools build" okay, but lets see you do this with the screwdriver, handsaw, and duck tape I have. Dope build though, I'l probably make one as soon as I get my router table.
Thanks!
Cool coat rack
Thanks!
@@craftedworkshop I was actually first
This was a really nice looking design! But I was wondering if it would be possible to implement some kind of hook to the lower end as well... that would be great so the kids also can reach.
Thank you for sharing great video.
How about brad nailing from backside?
I did something similar but added a hook out at the bottom so i can have 2 layers of hanging.
What camera do you use to record your videos?
Nice project. I wanted to know about your stamp is it a ink stamp and where can I order one? Thanks Mike
Nice weekend project.... can you tell me more about the stamp you use for your name/logo.. where did you get it, ink type used etc....
Really awesome video as always! Where did you get the stamp with your logo? :D
Nice project! I've been thinking our entryway needs something similar. I'm finding myself searching for a use for the bottom end of the 'legs'. I really like the 'rib cage' look to the design but seems there should be some use for the bottom end of each rib in order to get the most out of the installation. Thoughts?
Shape them more like a fish hook.
Great presentation - pretty slick.
A question, not a criticism. Did you end up putting in a screw from behind the hooks or just rely on the glued joint? :-)
Which block plane was that?
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Nice work Johnny, what is the dying time between coats (no pun intended) with the spray version? How many coats (no pun intended) did you apply in total? Thanks man!
Hah, only about 30 minute between coats, did three coats in total. Love water based finishes!
Is oak prone to warping over time? or would the hooks stay straight like that for a long time?
I don't see that stuff warping much, if at all. Definitely not enough to be visibly noticeable.
Great build Johny. Though in MN or coats are probably a bit bigger so I may have to change that spacing.
Beat you again Zack Johnson :P
i was at work... i will get you one day!! Lol
Well played tho man!
@@Zack_Johnson yup I was on lunch
For sure, easy to adjust!
I think I would add pegs to the lower arms to hang hats otherwise what would the lower arms do.
Is that a motorized slider you use for these time lapse shots? Equipment recommendations for that shot?
or just a scaling effect?
Hey Johnny, did you do anything to hide or fill the brad nails in the blocks?
Yup, used wood filler.
Cool flex, but cool.
Your video is wonderful.I enjoy watching. I will make many woodworking projects in the future. I'm also doing a woodworking channel. I do woodworking in Korea.
Would it be easy to french cleat this design?
You could, but it would be hard to have it be flush to the wall.
Link to plans doesn't work. Nice build!
You call a oscillating sander limited tools? I have a video showing how to make a hat rack with just a pair of pliers.
I agreed... too much bullshit here, not with limited tools at all
I want to hang a jacket on that rack so badly! Nice build!
Thanks!
You got Red Oak at Lowes? My Lowes doesn't carry that kind of thing but it is in small town USA. The only oak they carry is for stair treads. Might have to rip one of those down to get the pieces for this build.
Hotrod Hog slap some pine on the steps it’ll be fine.
That’s odd, every Lowe’s I’ve ever been to had Red Oak, Poplar and Pine. Bummer!
@@craftedworkshop Yep, only Oak they have is precut stair treads. They do have poplar though. Maybe someday I'll drive up to the big city an hour away. They don't have that nice birch plywood either in my store. Oh well, make due with what is available.
Very nice design and execution Johnny. But I am curious - what's the deal with all ya'll UA-cam Woodworkers using red oak all of a sudden? It's so 1986! I struggle with the look of oak altogether, but red oak in particular takes me back to paneled walls, Atari, bean bags and basement rumpus rooms.
looking at it makes me want to eat some Bar-B-Que Ribs for some reason. haha
Hah!
I think it would be twice as functional if the ribs were J shaped so you could hang things from the bottom and the top. Still looks awesome though.
You might have some issues with the grain being weak making that turn, but plywood would be perfect!
@@craftedworkshop yep.. but wouldn't it be gorgeous made from bamboo ply?
I'm a little new so help me understand... Why put nails in the spacers that aren't load bearing but not on the hooks that are?
The nails in the spacers were really just to keep them from sliding around. The glue has all the holding power in both of these applications, brad nails don't add much there.
@@craftedworkshop I had considered that but I couldn't be sure. Great project. I'm inspired to get one done for my house a little more now... Thanks.
Thanks!
Well I try to download the project after paying for and it would not download for me have try emailing to see if he or they could fix it and no one has email me back. This is why I try not to buy project because of these problems which I always have problems with and I have try from other devices and computer it would not work . Any suggestions????????
Sorry, bit behind on email, just responded!
You should nail gun from behind next time/instead. Saves you from puttying and its more consistent.
Would have been very difficult to get everything square from behind.
But wouldnt it be logical to have some sort of a hook on the bottom part? Its pretty much useless this way.. other than that, nice build
Opens video to watch limited tool build...
Sees a table router, nail gun, 40 clamps and a belt sander.
Yeah.... Limited tools.
You could do this with just a router that you stick through a hole in your table. And you could sand and shape it by hand. He used about the most basic setup you would want to have to be serious about woodworking.
People just love to complain.
1st!
Not quite!
@@craftedworkshop I was first😂
@@craftedworkshop xD great projects man. feel humbled for the reply. Blessings
@@ziyaaddocrat5185 Nah not quite! either xD
> limited tools
> jigsaw, router, oscillating sander, mitre saw, brad nailer, electric drill
Cool video, but it's not really limited tools.
Limited tools for Johnny sooo....
"limited tools" rofl
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Waste of Lowe’s money.