To make this, I took the length of pine that forms the main rod of the hook and rounded over all four edges on the router table with a roundover bit. I then got a forstner bit that matched the thickness of the rod and drilled a series of overlapping holes in a 2x4 block that was long enough to accept the whole rod. I used a file to smooth the ridges that were left between the holes and create a relatively smooth mortise. I glued the rod into the mortise, and stuck another little scrap block on the end with glue and brads to form a hook on the end of the rod so the trimmers can't fall off the end. A simple use of some admittedly imprecise joinery, but plenty strong for this application and quick to build.
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