What is the name of this?

[Virana]

Evening all,

I am trying to figure out the name (And where to buy) the peg/hook like things that you often see on key racks for a home project.

If you have a look at this link it should give you an idea of what I'm after: http://www.mijmoj.co.uk/page.aspx?pr=967EEE81939D91732A46F64E27992F21E86CB5C0&pt=storage&lc=English

Ideally I'd like metal pegs that you screw into the wood rather than drilling holes and inserting 'dowels'

Anyone have any idea what to search for on google that will bring up this type of thing, I have tried "pegs, knobs, screws, key hooks" etc but just can't seem to find the right thing. :?

 

[foxhunter]

Coat hooks?

 

[Virana]

Tried that one, it just give's hooks rather than pegs, pegs also come's up with nothing :/

 

[Phil Pascoe]

£55? it's an "I saw you coming" coat hook.

 

[woodbutcher]

try cup hooks.


woodbutcher

 

[Chrispy]

Try short bit of acrilic rod with o-ring on end :wink:

 

[iNewbie]

They remind me of a Metal PCB Stand-off - with a screw an cap, fitted...

 

[Virana]

Yeah stand off's look quite promising, now just need to find a place that sells them.

 

[paul saunders]

Why not get a length of metal rod steel/brass/aluminum from the orange diy shed and a tap and die set and make your own.

 

[xy mosian]

How about part of a KD (knock down) fitting?
http://unico.uk.com/catalog/categories/ ... e-fittings
xy

 

[rafezetter]

acrylic rod is really easy to lathe, I've done short lengths just put in a drill chuck, (with drill clamped to bench) a good sharp chisel and away you go.

Acrylic rod is easy to get hold of too, round or square, just lathe a channel for an O ring and you're done.

There's other idea's but I'm keeping those seeing the prices of that thing.

 

[wizard]

Heck I thought I was doing well selling my off cuts for firewood

 

[nanscombe]

I take it, it's not a fancy flat headed screw inserted through a piece of metal tube. :lol: