How to Make a Mason Jar Utensil Holder

Step-by-Step Guide

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   Step 1: Get a slab of wood

   Any ssh size, shape or type of wood is fine.
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   Step 2: sheet of timber

   Measure anything you think knowing the dim err tensions of will be advantageous. , Your utensil holder base can be a foot wide or a foot long or even a square foot, doesn't matter. ,, Use a saw.
   
   This will be placed on the board to serve as a holder. ,,,,, Take note of the distance between the holes, you'll need this information. ,,,
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   Step 3: piece of railway sleeper

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   Step 4: an old cabinet door to be the base board for your utensil holder.

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   Step 5: Make some measurements depending on the space where you will put your utensil holder.

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   Step 6: Cut about 12 x 12 inches (1 feet) of wood.

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   Step 7: Get your leftover wood

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   Step 8: or another piece

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   Step 9: and measure about 1 inch (2.5 cm) wide and 12 inch (30.5 cm) in length.

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    Step 10: Cut the wood.

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    Step 11: Apply wood glue to the wood that is 1 inch (2.5 cm) wide and 12 inch (30.5 cm) in length and mount it on the board.

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    Step 12: Let it dry for a couple of hours.

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    Step 13: Obtain 3 hose clamps.

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    Step 14: Drill a hole on the center of each of the clamps.

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    Step 15: Drill 3 holes on the board.

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    Step 16: Screw the hose clamps on the board.

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    Step 17: Screw the jars into the clamps.

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    Step 18: Hang your utensil holder on your kitchen wall using an appropriate hanger such as a picture hook

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    Step 19: or add some rope or twine which you could somehow attach.

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