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Homemade Hooks

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  • 09-18-2008, 03:07 PM
    Patrick Long
    Homemade Hooks
    well I was bored the other day, had some spare round stock....so........naturally I made some hooks.

    http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y81...n/100_5228.jpg
  • 09-18-2008, 03:11 PM
    dsirkle
    Re: Homemade Hooks
    I like the bottom one.
  • 09-18-2008, 03:13 PM
    Patrick Long
    Re: Homemade Hooks
    Yeah The bottom one was the second try. It feels alot better than the top one.

    I made the top one a little different so that way I can use it with my big boas. I rarely use a hook, but eh, it should be fun!
  • 09-18-2008, 03:26 PM
    Jenn
    Re: Homemade Hooks
    Real nice work Patrick. I'll bet there is a market for those!!!
  • 09-18-2008, 03:28 PM
    Patrick Long
    Re: Homemade Hooks
    Haha I bet there is, seeing as how a snake hook that you buy at a store is like 20-30 bux.


    Total cost to build. $3. Total cost to Paint. Dont know paint was free :D
  • 09-20-2008, 08:26 AM
    Colin Vestrand
    Re: Homemade Hooks
    nice work... are you on a big DIY kick right now or what??
  • 09-20-2008, 09:26 AM
    Royal Morphz
    Re: Homemade Hooks
    Pat'g always DIYing I'll bet he'd DIY a hero if he could nice job on them both Pat
  • 09-20-2008, 09:31 AM
    dsirkle
    Re: Homemade Hooks
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Colin Vestrand View Post
    nice work... are you on a big DIY kick right now or what??

    With the big zoo that Pat is maintaining he had better either be a do it yourselfer or start a non profit Pat Foundation.
  • 09-20-2008, 09:32 AM
    jglass38
    Re: Homemade Hooks
    Nice hooks homey. I was never a DIYer but lately I've been on the kick also. It's cool to save some cash and make something usable. My dad built everything but unfortunately he was too difficult to work with (sounds familiar) so it was hard to learn anything from him. I've had to learn a lot on my own. Rock on bro!
  • 09-24-2008, 01:42 PM
    Patrick Long
    Re: Homemade Hooks
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Colin Vestrand View Post
    nice work... are you on a big DIY kick right now or what??

    Actually I have been on a pretty big Kick LOL

    Quote:

    Originally Posted by royal morphz View Post
    Pat'g always DIYing I'll bet he'd DIY a hero if he could nice job on them both Pat

    Hahaha aawww Tim, you crack me up!

    Quote:

    Originally Posted by dsirkle View Post
    With the big zoo that Pat is maintaining he had better either be a do it yourselfer or start a non profit Pat Foundation.

    I like the ring of that......Non Profit Pat Foundation....hmmm, maybe change the non profit part, and I might have somethin!

    Quote:

    Originally Posted by jglass38 View Post
    Nice hooks homey. I was never a DIYer but lately I've been on the kick also. It's cool to save some cash and make something usable. My dad built everything but unfortunately he was too difficult to work with (sounds familiar) so it was hard to learn anything from him. I've had to learn a lot on my own. Rock on bro!

    Yeah, my dads a druggy so not much HE can teach me that I already dont know LOL.

    But I just enjoy making things, especially if you can use it, that makes it even better!
  • 10-05-2008, 05:38 PM
    Mike Schultz
    Re: Homemade Hooks
    I just made a decent DIY hook today.

    I cut off the end of a golf club, and got some of that semi-stiff wire that is used to hang ceiling tiles. I bent the wire in two, making a double-thick snake hook shape, with a 10-inch "handle"

    then I stuck the "handle" inside the end of the golf club, while dripping hot glue inside at the same time.

    This way the hook attachment is sturdy enough to handle snakes (although its no stump ripper).

    I can also just heat up the end, melting the glue inside, and remove the hook attachment if I ever decide to make it better.

    All the materials were just laying around the workshop (+ a 100 year old rusty golf club from the garage) so for me this was free :)
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