Braiding Board $5 Hack!!!!!!!

Okay, you guys so I'm glad you are watching this video and thanks for coming back - and I hope you continue to come back and the beginning of this video. I listed the supplies you will need, and here I'm just showing you exactly what they look like these particular States. I got like I said, for a dollar the glue gun. I got to be honest with you for 50 cent from the goodwill and this arm glue sticks. I got from $ 1.00 also from the dollar store and the board I got from a local dollar store also so for the most part, these sticks are about. Maybe 2 inches long depending on which ones you get, and you really don't need them to be this long. So what you're going to need to do is cut them in half I'm sorry, my Pepe she's going crazy barking in the background, because it's thundering and storming and she doesn't like it. So sorry you guys bear with me. So what you have to do is get some scissors or some Clippers, or you can actually break them in half and just you know, go through the whole pack and break them in half, and that is what I'm doing right now. So just continue to watch Thanks. Okay, you guys we are back and I've already cut all the six in half. So I put them aside and what I went on ahead and did off-camera was. I took my board and I drew lines going across and well diagonal and horizontal on the board, and this way it allows me to have perfect space in between each of the little wooden pegs that I put in. As you see I'm putting two the little dots. I put dots at all the points, so this way it would allow me to have perfect precision when I put the little wooden pegs into the board and pretty much, I just use a basic ruler and just line them all up you guys so after that, I'm Taking a rat tail comb and I'm just gon na poke it in those holes, but I'm not going to poke it straight in I'm going to slant it, and the reason why I slant is because I want the pegs to go in on a slanted like an Angle, if you watch how the video it looks, angled, if you put them straight out, it doesn't allow the hair to stay on. If the board moves or something like that, so by slanting it you create a type of hook. So what I'm doing is I'm going through the whole board and I'm putting these holes in once. That'S done, I actually go through. I don't do this all the time, I'm just doing this for the video and I'm putting them in, and that allows me to see where I want them to be placed. I might want them to be placed with no space between them or I might want them to be placed every other hole or every three holes. It all depends on what you want your board to look like and how many pegs you want on your board, because this board, I believe, holds over 200 pegs. If I was to put them close together, it will probably close to 300 and, depending on the hairstyle you're doing that, would pretty much be a hairstyle if you were doing feed ends. If you were doing micros the that will pretty much cover the head so off-camera, you know I'm trying to not make this video so long because it actually, you know, takes a longer process to do everything one each step by step, but I just want you to Get the picture so what I do put on the head is: after I've got my spacing correctly. I began to glue the wooden pegs in so what I'm doing is I got my glue gun. I put my glue in air. I got it all hot and ready, and then I took and got the pegs that I already have pre-cut and I am poking it inside of the holes that I previously poked inside the board, but I'm putting glue on the ends of them. So this way it is nice and secure and people don't be stingy with that glue. You know, go for it. You want to make sure that your pegs last a long time inside of your board, even though this board cost less than five dollars to make it can last you a while. So with that in mind, if you take care of it and you put it up and you don't have it all falling all over the place, then you shouldn't have a problem with it. So, for the most part, continue on and throughout the whole board and put your pegs in keep watching. Okay, you guys I am back, and we are pretty much done on this side. I'M just putting a couple of the tan wooden sticks. I like to color, coordinate my board. So this way, when I'm doing feet in braids or while I'm doing braised, that calls for different colors each part of my board holds a different color. So that way, I don't have to worry about having this amount or that amount. I know exactly how many pieces is out and I know exactly where they are on the board, so that helps with the colors different color pegs that I use also you guys. I just want to say that when you're done your board, all you need to do is get you one of those painter easels and just prop it up on a table or want to cheer somewhere, and you guys will be good to go all right. You guys we are at the end of the video, and I hope you enjoyed this tutorial DIY whatever you want to call it, but this is a braiders board. You guys and like comment and subscribe at the bottom. Please give me thumbs up, so I can bring you more of these videos. Please watch the whole video because I need you to be watching in order for me to bring more videos like this. Also, this board holds about 200 pieces share this video, because there are a lot of writers out there who can't always afford to buy one of those pack boards which you want to get about 30 or 40, I'm not short, but this one holds 200. So, thanks for watching share this love, you guys like comment and subscribe and for less than $ 5. This is what you can get by