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10-12-2017 01:13 PM |
I have seen folks make display stands that slip over the neck of a wine bottle and are oval shape and hold 2 glasses or square and hold 4. I want to make some so do any of you folks happen to have a template or plan I could look at? Thanks |
13 replies so far
#1 posted 10-12-2017 01:25 PM |
Like this? |
#2 posted 10-12-2017 02:24 PM |
Yes Ron, exactly like those. Do you have a pdf or other printable template that I can use to layout the holes and BS the shape? Thanks |
#3 posted 10-12-2017 05:39 PM |
I just threw this together in MSPaint … a lot depends on the wine bottle and glasses being used (??) |
#4 posted 10-13-2017 06:13 PM |
Love that idea! -- Justin |
#5 posted 12-06-2017 10:49 PM |
I created this template that works pretty well. I have a pdf that prints full size but not sure if I can attach here. Here is how the resulting displays came out. Made them out of various contrasting laminated woods. |
#6 posted 12-06-2017 10:54 PM |
Well, there ya go! Looks great. I bet this was a fun project. Kudos. |
#7 posted 10-02-2018 10:40 PM |
I have some relatives that have enquired about these, thanks for giving me a few ideas to play around with. |
#8 posted 10-12-2019 02:08 AM |
How long and wide is it |
#9 posted 10-12-2019 04:27 AM |
Know you can take any image to a place like “Insty Prints”, UPS store, Kinkos, etc etc etc. where they do commercial printing for regular folks who don’t have access to large format printers. Put your images on a thumb drive, take them to the store, and at the better places you can just tell them I want this 3’ x 4’, and they will make you copies in paper, velum, or in some cases to heavy construction paper. Paper is obviously the cheapest, and spray some 3M adhesive, and spalt it onto a piece of plywood/hardboard, bandsaw, or jigsaw it out, and presto chango, you have a templet. -- Think safe, be safe |
#10 posted 10-12-2019 01:35 PM |
Brian, first step would be to make a cardboard “prototype” and experiment . -- there is no educational alternative to having a front row seat in the School of Hard Knocks. -- |
#11 posted 01-25-2021 04:07 PM |
I am late to the game on these but I would love to get my hands on a pdf of this project. Anyone have one they would be willing to share? |
#12 posted 01-26-2021 12:03 AM |
PDF ??? as mentioned above, draw a prototype out on cardboard and make your own. and welcome to the forum -- there is no educational alternative to having a front row seat in the School of Hard Knocks. -- |
#13 posted 01-26-2021 12:35 AM |
Dude! Its three holes and some band saw / scroll saw work. The exact shape, material, and detail DOESN’T MATTER! You have to measure the bottle and glasses you intend to use, we can’t do that for you! Punch line to old joke: -- The hump with the stump and the pump! |
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