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I was at the Wisconsin Cranberry Festival, and seen a pottery version of this,, This is my first prototype of hanging glasses off of a bottle. Wood was some reclaimed Mahogany from a door frame. As soon as I get the shape I want,, then I will look at Scrollwork, and maybe custom laser engraving…
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SCOTSMAN
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#1 posted 1645 days ago
very nice I also like those wine glasses they look nice .Alistair
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Mike
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#2 posted 1645 days ago
I like the way it is defying gravity….lol the wife keeps bugging me about these to give as gifts.
Guess I am gonna have to make a few myself
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lew
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#3 posted 1645 days ago
Beautiful!
Tell me more about the stopper!!
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#4 posted 1645 days ago
these could sell well as a set I would bet!!! I am not sure about that wine though!!!
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Sheldon
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#5 posted 1645 days ago
Bottle Stopper is made from Tulip Wood… This was a lathe project to practice sheer cuts with a spindle gouge, and using a skew after watching Alan Lacer’s video on Skew. It also took me a good hour or 2 to grind my skew to be usefull. Regrind of skew improved handling and usage.
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