Well hello today on Grand Illusions television we're going to show you how to make a simple shake rail just like this one And all you will need is some plain natural pine These shake-up eggs which you can get on in the bay make sure you get the ones with a screw fitting Not the piece of wood at the end and then finally some of our simple stay This particular board is 900 millimeters long but the beauty of this project is you can make a rail as long or as short as you like As long as you put the pegs in regular intervals which in this case is every 150 millimeters So making sure your ruler is in the middle of the board just mark a little cross Moving along the board So there you are and now you need to drill the holes where we make the marks So as you can see I've now drilled the holes and all we have to do is stain it with the simply stain Water-based wood stains have been around in the furniture industry for a very long time But until now they haven't been readily available on the high street They leave a very acceptable antique patina and are very easy to use Simply pour the stain into a container And apply with the brush Try not to overbrush it or overlap the stain You Then you need to paint your pegs You You can see the eye for the pegs in a cardboard box just to help stand them up Oh And the last one. It doesn't matter about this excess stain, it will just help to make the patina look uneven and natural. So there you are. Now leave them to dry, probably half an hour to an hour, and that's the finished job. We just need to fix the pecs in. So you can see how the pecs have dried to a natural looking stain. All we need to do now is screw them into your rail. And the last one. One very easy shake the rail.