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Snake hooks are easy to make...


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Posted by JPLesage on March 01, 2003 at 10:48:55:

In Reply to: DIY Snake Hook? posted by Tbone on March 01, 2003 at 09:23:49:

Take a paint roller, remove the part that you actually use to paint, then you have your hook. Get an aluminum broomstick, and unscrew the broom, so you just have the aluminum shaft. Then screw the paint roller onto the aluminum broom stick, and there you have it, a snake hook. It also works great for flipping small things, mine lifted a full can of paint. You can take off some of the end if you want, as this tool is pretty long. Good luck,
James





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