Check out this tip for easily removing eye hooks...your thumbs will thank you.
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How to Remove Eye Hooks with a Drill
Eye hooks are great little fasteners with a wide variety of applications. But removing them can be a bit of a pain, especially if you try to do it by hand. Instead of putting your thumbs through a world of hurt, try this simple trick for eye hook removal: Put the long end of an Allen wrench into the chuck of a drill and then use the hook end to spin the eye hook out. It’s as easy as that! To see this tip in action watch the video below. Buy an Allen wrench set on Amazon now.
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Muffin Tin Storage
Put those old muffin tins to good use by using them to store hardware. You can create a tote to easily transport the tins to and from various projects. Learn how to build a muffin tin storage bin.
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