| Project by Chase | posted 02-17-2010 02:24 AM | 2097 views | 6 times favorited | 10 comments |  |
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What I consider to be my first REAL woodworking project from a while back. It wasn’t a little jig, or me messing around with a tool. Also it was my first time working with something other than pine. Used a pocket hole jig to attach each row to the upright. Nothing super special, but I was pretty happy with how it turned out.
-Chase
-- Every neighborhood has an eccentric neighbor. I wondered for years "who was ours?" Then I realized it was me.
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Jonathan
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#1 posted 02-17-2010 03:24 AM
Nice little wine rack you built yourself there.
Looks like you need to build a beer rack/shelf next! ;)
-- Jonathan, Denver, CO "Constructive criticism is welcome and valued as it gives me new perspectives and helps me to advance as a woodworker."
Jeremy
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#2 posted 02-17-2010 04:59 AM
Looks great! Did you drill your holes first and then split them down the middle? What did you use to cut them? Thanks for posting!
-- Jeremy, Rochester, NY
rustfever
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#3 posted 02-17-2010 05:18 AM
Since I make wine, I am always interested in items such as this. YOU DID GOOD! Hold it….NO, No, YOU DID GREAT!
Thanks.
-- Rustfever, Central California
norwood
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#4 posted 02-17-2010 07:20 AM
great wine rack well done
-- of all the things Ive lost in life i miss my mind the most
Richard
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#5 posted 02-17-2010 10:28 AM
Very Nice Wine Rack Chase. You can’t possibbly drink all that Wine yourself though. Shall I send you my Address?
...LOL…. Rick
-- Richard (Ontario, CANADA)
Chase
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#6 posted 02-17-2010 01:04 PM
Jeremy, I drilled the front holes with a 1.5” hole saw, and the back ones with a 3” hole saw. Then when all the holes were drilled (see the last picture for an example) i ripped the board in half. Unfortunately I didn’t have a table saw at this point. So it was done free hand with my circular saw.
-Chase
-- Every neighborhood has an eccentric neighbor. I wondered for years "who was ours?" Then I realized it was me.
KMJohnson
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#7 posted 02-17-2010 01:07 PM
Nice rack.
-- Let's do it in the wood pile!
D1st
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#8 posted 02-17-2010 05:59 PM
Very Nice! Any Cafe’ Merlot? lol
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Jeremy
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#9 posted 02-18-2010 03:28 AM
Thanks Chase! I might use your design for later use! Free Hand with a circular saw? I’d figure out a way to screw that up! Nice work!
Jeremy
-- Jeremy, Rochester, NY
djkest
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#10 posted 02-19-2010 06:44 AM
Nice work! I think I might be stealing this design from you!
-- Dan, Colorado
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