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The Boy Mechanic, Book 2

Book 2 — Hangers for Barn Tools

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Means should be provided to have a place for all the tools used in and about a barn. The forks and shovels are usually stood up in a corner, but they can be more conveniently taken care of by making a hanger for them. The illustration shows how a hanger can be easily made and screwed to the wall of a barn. The hanger is cut from a piece of board and has a hole bored into it the size of the handle on the fork or shovel, then a notch is sawn into the hole to pass the handle through. The board may contain one or as many notches as there are forks and shovels to be hung on it. The implements are hung with the fork or shovel end upward.—Contributed by R. Snyder, Glidden, Ia.

Illustration from The Boy Mechanic, Book 2: 1000 Things for Boys to Do

A Notched Board Provides a Way to Hang All the Tools Used about a Barn

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