Let's play the guessing game, epilogue.

I saw your pictures from when you were trying to get people to guess what it was and now i understand how it works :D. well done.

Woody.

-- Woody, UK

Looks awsome!

Thanks for the post

Callum

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We make something like that from used bourbon barrel staves.

-- Randy, Rustic Artisan, a family tradition. (No PM's - auto-deleted.) - "I am a seeker, not a follower."

it’s much more interesting than the style I made, I like it!
great looking color too.

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I’m glad to see it “in action”
it does look very cool sitting there!

-- ~ Debbie, Canada (http://www.execulink.com/~yohan)

Yep, I guess there’s nothing new under the sun, huh? I’m sorry to disappoint your inventive spirit but here they sell the very same model at the $1 stores… guess for what price.

Still, yours has a better finish and it’s a pretty cool device. Also, your first-post picture got me thinking and I bet you didn’t though that, once you run out of wine, you can turn it upside down and use it as a candle holder for the center of the table during the dinner. Who can beat that usefulness from such a simple device? :o)

By the way, I love your scrapbooking center.

-- Jojo, shopless in Kyoto · http://twitter.com/kagushokunin

Very nice project. I am going to put that on my Christmas to do list, (notice the lack of year on that, it was no accident) I have one of those flat style holders which hold the bottle in a similiar manner. That has been on the list also.

Thanks Jojo. Yea I can’t imagine what the DOLLAR store would charge for these. I am working on a new design and when I get a few issues worked out, I will post the new and improved version. Hopefully it will be different. Thanks to all for the comments.

-- Rick

I like this. I made some about a year ago and they are really fun. They dont take much time and they are great for gifts. Good job.

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