Coat Hanger with inlay.

Dude, that looks great! I can’t see any of the screw ups. Great job with routing! Great idea, btw, to countersink the mounting screws behind the hangers. Well done!

-- christopheralan http://www.projectwoodworks.com

Nicely done! I’ve been thinking about making something along these lines for my teenaged son to hang his many flannel shirts on. Nice, clean design. May borrow your idea!

-- Patrice, Northern California

VERY NICE, excellent idea, practical with a touch of class, well constructed with good composition and choice of color. Are the hooks solid brass, they look very nice, thanks for sharing

-- It's Mic Keep working and sharing

That’s too pretty to hide in the closet!

-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"

@itsmic the hooks are actually silver, bought at lowes for 2 dollars each although I’m sure you can find something similar cheaper at other stores. @charlie, lol I didnt really want it in there but the household boss doesnt like coats hanging in the open so it went in the laundry closet.

-- There is nothing wrong with America that cannot be cured by what is right with America. ~William J. Clinton

I’m going to make one of these soon and was wondering an easy way to hide the mounting screws without having to rout a keyhole or something. Countersinking the screws behind a hook – so simple and so effective.

Thanks for sharing!

I love seeing simple things done well. Great little project, big impact.

-- Tommy, ---- It's Never Crowded On the Extra Mile.

You were right about the similarities between this & my candle holder. I like your style. Great job.

-- Alex -- "I will one day write something intelligent, witty, or humorous here"

sgtq- thanks for the get back on the question, you two guys have parallel projects, I guess it’s true about what they say about “great minds” and thinking alike, thanks for sharing

-- It's Mic Keep working and sharing