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Vindication. No more scurrying behind the tool and clip.

How did you put the cross pieces up?

Are you always make videos when you're drunk?

You're not going to start it??? Disappointing.

Looks like shit

I just zip tie the bottoms

Excellent.

Good solution in a pinch, but pegboards have purpose made retention clips available. Nearly every kit of hooks you buy today comes with them. And they’re removable. Might be fairly new thing, but I scavenged some hooks from an old house that had to be put in 15-20 years ago and it had the retention clips too. 🤷‍♂️

❤ I mean..."JESUS!" Consumerism is a "hell of a drug." Thanks. I love learning DIY's. My project isn't the same, but I STILL learn how to apply it to mine. 620sqt Sheshed. Bat insulation. White beams with track lights 1/4" plywood stained panels Finished for reflection

Great hack and thank you for sharing!

Very nice

So is there a spacer between the 1x4 and the joists? or is there simply a space being held by the screw not being tightened fully?

I hear you!!! Nothing sets me off in a rage as much as the exploitation of very pricey retainer clips that they do NOT sell separately but force you to buy as a set of hooks. You end up with a surplus of metal hooks and broken retainer clips. I have had enough of this!!! Aaarrrgggghhhh!#$$@!^^*()^%$&##@@!!! I am never EVER going to buy another retainer clip. I'm going to throw out my masonite board pegboards, get a sheet of plywood, cut in sections for easy mounting and removing, and make my own pegboard where I will screw/glue/weld those hooks on! Not a single fail again. This boat has sailed. One thing seems to be wrong on your pegboard. It is sitting up tight against the plywood behind it. You need more clearance. You need to raise it off the wall with some wood strips for a half inch or more clearance. Your hooks may be coming off because they are not able to hang properly with no clearance (air space) behind the pegboard. The ubiquitous HOT GLUE GUN from scrapbook to pegboards, a master of all fixes. Yes, that is the solution for sure. Interim solution before you get rid of the whole pegboard idea and make your own tool cabinet. My next upgrade.

Thanks.I am about to do this.

I've ordered some Pegboard Hooks Black Plastic Peg Locks and I look forward to trying them tomorrow when they're delivered. I'll give an update. If they don't work I might try your idea 🤘

I use a staple gun to hold the hooks to the peg board. Want to move the hook? The staple pulls out easily. Fast, simple and CHEAP!

Thank you for the idea I am doing my ceiling now. Your a genius

use the black retainer clips. as you get more tools you have to rearrange the board, not unless you got all the tools you'll ever need.

I never had this problem. My hooks stay hooked.

Genius. Thanks for the tip

Is this 4x4 sections did 1/4 in drywall sag ?

Great hack. Thanks

Lol all that effort to just be hot glued together? Was that the only thing you had or what?you could literally smear pvc glue and it will basically melt to the pvc holding down the screen with it....I did something similar but used a pvc compression union and made a filter inside of it .. all I gottta do is unscrew it if it gets clogged. .. it was in replacement of a Action machining sediment filter for a mainline sprinkler system … far down line away from the pump

Love it

Smart ty bro!

Fantastic idea. Thanks!

Here’s my two cents: Re: those little black springy things to hold the pegs in - yeah my peg set came with those, I don’t think they work for s&#t. Re: hot glue - hot glue is one of the easiest things to remove. Just a quick swipe with a blade, it comes right off. Or just blast it with a heat gun for a second, your item is immediately unglued.

Wow! Easy Peasy! Thank you!

This video is so Stupid on so many levels I wont even list why!

My whole house has drop ceilings and I HATE it!!!!!!

I see no one mentions brittle edges on the plasterboard.. wondering if the US stuff is a bit more solid than Australian? Not sure if I used boards which were damaged in transit but in general the edges are too brittle to sustain any bump.

The happiest day when owning a boat is the day you buy it and then the day you sell it.

Tripod, why not use?

Just put up pegboard in my garage this afternoon. My assorted pegs came with little black plastic lock thingies that lock pegs down. Seems to work fine!

They make black clips to hold and hook the hangs down. It takes 3 holes wide to attach. The glue defeats the purpose because it's not movable without butchering the board. Here are my 2 hacks. 1st, you can use the hooks that are like an "L" and use those black plastic clips I mentioned. You will need of both. Then take any wood you want that can be customized to create a left to right span. Drill small holes in the back of the wood and use the hooks I mentioned to slide in the holes. You're basically making a custom rack any way you want to and using the 2 "L" hooks to hold it horizontally. You can use your glue trick in the back holes. The 2nd, is to be willing to modify any clips as needed. I cut them and round the edges. I also take off the black tips for some tools with rubber in the hanging holes. The crescent wrenches I have have small holes and they are sticky. I might take a soldering iron to flesh out the rubber or plastic. 4th, I bore out hanging holes on my tools and brushes. Large pop rivets may be possible to attach some components such as magnetic strips and pop rivets can be drilled out easy. Plastic wall hanger inserts are on the list to try also. Everyone remember that peg board is best for living environment that change over time. It's great in my cast above my bench which has shelves about 2 feet above. Those black clips are a must and all metal racks or clips should never be used if you have to lift the tool up to get it in your hand. This wastes space above to make room for lifting the tool out. So peg board in my opinion is best for small areas. If you have ample walk areas, take the peg board to the curb and go with french cleats and make whatever you want to hold anything. Even cabinets. They often use 2 fresh cleats with at the top and one at the bottom. French cleats have a learning curve if you are new. You need to know how to cut them, the size of the cleats for strength, making keys to lock them in place, finding studs our using a plywood backer board and then all of the thousand ways to hang shit with them and build custom mounts. I've been learning for 2 years and keep finding great ideas on RUclips. There are probably 1000 hours of video ideas. Learn the mounting and spacing first then start cutting with quality plywood and run each one though the table saw to cut an 8th off the pointy tips. They love to splinter.do a nice job and when mounting, keep screws flush and I use a forstner bit or a counter sink bit. Drill pilot holes. When mounting, start at the bottom and use a long straight spacing strip and the cleats above. Get the bottom one perfectly level. Use several methods to accomplish that such as measuring from the floor, a good level that's true. I flip mine sideways and up and down to confirm level or you can use a digital level or laser line machine.dont forget to use your good old eye to confirm level. The bottom cleat gets all the attention and the true spacer strip carries your hard work home. Hope this helps someone.

OMG... I literally ran down in my shop and hotglued every hook...thank you

its good but why not use screw & nut ?

Thank you soooo much!! great idea!!

You're a genius. I knew I'd find another thinker with motivation.

Heat shrink tubing. Just tried this hack and works very well. Cut the tubing slightly longer than the metal peg and apply a little heat (lighter works w ell). The tubing shrinks and will fit in the hole just snug enough to stay in place and the great thing is the pegs can be removed easily so you can rearrange till your heart's content with no damage to the board.

I feel your pain about the hooks falling out. Makes me rage every time

which side of pegboard faces out

I had a comment deleted. Maybe because it had a link to a tool selling place in it, but that was just for illustration, not spam honest! I don't know if these are obtainable in the USA, but in the UK, there are what used to be called Terry clips, and what people now usually just call tool clips. Come in a range of diameters, and designed to hold cylindrical items, so fine for screwdrivers, or anything with a cylindrical handle, but could probably fit things not perfectly cylindrical. The thing is that they come with a hole so you can screw them in (intended for wooden batten, but don't see why they couldn't also be screwed to pegboard). I hope it's ok to link to the Wikipedia article on Terry clips, just so people can see what I mean: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terry_clip ( _I have no connection with any seller of tools, etc, except as an occasional customer!_ ).

Do you think the Hardener would harden particle board or MDF?

What about new marine grade plywood that you just want to be tougher so the paint doens't chip as easy?

Peg board comes in different size holes and the hooks come in different size diameters...just buy the correlating sizes

Some great ideas. Thanks!!

Great troubleshooting tip! Thanks!!

So naturally, home depot only had 1/4" hole pegboard and 1/8" accessories. NOT DOING THIS AGAIN! Same wood, no holes was half the cost. So I just market a grid, put up the board and am drilling holes as needed. This is a great idea though

How did it hold up?