DIY BLANKET PEG RAIL

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1 1/4" Wood Dowel 2x6 Board Wood Stain Wood Glue Miter Saw

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Move your Miter Saw blade to follow the angle and cut the number of pegs you need at 6". Then cut 1" off on one end at a straight angle.

After you stain or paint your wood and pegs, glue each peg down,

Find a creative way to hold them at the angle while the glue dries.

Screw onto the wall into a stud and that's it!

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