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An Easy Way to Hang Pictures: Use a Fork
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We've seen at least one design team successfully Kickstart a complicated system of gear used to hang pictures on walls. The hassle for many is getting that suspension cord onto the nail. But if you live in a household that uses western eating utensils, you've already got the perfect picture-hanging tool and don't need to buy anything else:
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it's embarrassing how simple this is. thank you.
Great find, and gives me an idea for a variation to solve one of my semi-annual problems. I have a wall clock which has a small metal loop that hangs on a nail. Every daylight savings change, I have to take it off the wall to change the time, then it's very frustrating to get it back on the nail. So cut a strip of plastic clamshell packaging about a long as a fork and narrow enough to fit through the loop. Cut a slot in one end to fit over the nail, and voila! I'm really looking forward to Spring Forward now ;-)
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3181020
awesome!