Wooden Shaker Pegs 3-1/2-inch w/ 1/2-inch Tenon, Pack of 25 DIY Wooden Wall Hooks, Wood Hooks for Hanging Shaker Peg Rail and Coat/Hat/Towel Hook, by Woodpeckers

Needle file handles.

Seem well made, fit as should, no imperfections.

Quality wood was used for these items.

Nice pegs that will accomplish what I want them to do (make some light duty hangers). The pegs I purchased are labeled as 3/8 but they are larger than that. A snug fit is great but with a 3/8 hole they wont even start to go in. A 7/16" bit does the trick.

Perfect for my jewelry display!!!!

These are great. They were the perfect size for a DIY shaker peg rail.

So I had 6 Shaker pegs left over from years ago and decided to make one more peg board .I needed 7 so I went to the big box store looking for a bag of these. Not anymore. One in a bag for 3 bucks. Oak. Very rough but I bought it to do project. Then went on line ..Wow.. A whole bag of light colored and much prettier for a little over 50 cents a piece. They take stain well as well as paint. Got my vote. 5 stars. So here is the recipe I use...Buy a 1 by 3 inch clear pine or poplar board 4 ft. long at the box store. Cost 6 to 9 bucks.. It will actually be 2 and a half inches wide. Find the center line ..Inch and a quarter.. Now measure in from end of board and mark 6 inches 12,18,24,30,36,42 inches. Get a half inch spade bit and drill your holes..Butter up the ends of your pegs with Loctite adhesive or a reasonable facsimile and hammer them in. You will have a 4 foot Shaker peg board with 7 pegs for under 15 dollars.. Don't forget to sand .

Will be used to make a wall rack for coats and backpacks etc.

Die Wood Pegs sind mit 6,4 cm länge zu klein um einen Mantel oder ähnliches drüber zu hängen.Auch müssten sie aus härterem Holz gefertigt sein.Die Packung sende ich ungeöffnet zurück.