Want to cut wine bottles? Build this jig!

Step 4: Glue and screw

8. Glue up the non-drilled v-cutout to one of the other 8" boards you cut in step one. Glue them face-to-face.  OK, you could have done this as step 4 but then I couldn't have called this part called "glue and screw".  Plus, now is your chance to grab a beer, preferably homemade.  You are going to have to wait for the glue to dry before finishing the project.  Go read a "Make" magazine!  Or find some other way to occupy yourself.  Check your glue bottle instructions for drying times.  Usually 30 min-1 hour. For those of you who are feeling cynical, I don't have any personal affiliation with "Make" magazine but that's what I did at this point.

9. Screw your glass cutter onto the second v-shaped board using your clamps. Use your wine bottle to check that it will make contact with the cutter when the jig is put together.