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Technique: Pull Tab Picture Hanger
Quick, easy, free trick for hanging lightweight items.
- Author: Sean Michael Ragan
- Time required: 5 minutes
- Difficulty: Easy
Shown here is a simple method for A) removing a stay tab from a soda can with the rivet-ring intact, and B) attaching the tab to a wooden frame or board using the rivet ring. The pull-ring is then conveniently used for hanging from a nail.
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— Attach to frame
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Mark a convenient centered location in the upper back surface of the piece to be hung.
Set the tab in position with the rivet hole over the mark.
Drive a short wood screw through the tab's rivet hole into the marked location.
If your piece is softwood, like pine, a pilot hole is probably not necessary. If it's hardwood, you may want to drill a very small pilot hole first.

Edit Step 5
— Hang it up
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Drive a small nail in the wall where you want the picture to hang. A slight downward angle is best.
Slip the pull ring over the nail head.
Straighten the picture, and you're done.
(And yes, before anyone asks, we know the inscription on the back is upside-down. Mom was very upset with herself.)
This guide has been completed 6 times.
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You dont need to use plyers to remove the tab. Just rotate it and push backwars.


why is it upside down?