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oldskoolmodder
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posted 236 days ago
Nice job. All the ones I make, I give away as I don’t drink wine.
-- Respect your shop tools and they will respect you - Ric
mrbentontoyou
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posted 236 days ago
Pretty cool.
winecountrywhimsy
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posted 235 days ago
I am curious how it does not tip over. I suspect the dimmensions must be exact. Could you post the specific angles and lengths that make it ballance?
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a1Jim
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posted 235 days ago
cool
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Rubi J. Rivera
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posted 234 days ago
The length is 8.25” the hole I cut with an 1.25” Fostner bit and I believe the angle in either 33 or 36 degrees. I think I cut the hole 1.5” to 2” from the top. I got the measurements from an LJ who posted their wine balancer.
Thanks :-)
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oldskoolmodder
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posted 234 days ago
Winecountry… These can tip over, but you have to balance the bottle just right. Once balanced, its fine unless someone messes with them.
-- Respect your shop tools and they will respect you - Ric
Rubi J. Rivera
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posted 234 days ago
I agree with oldskoolmodder, you got to get the bottle just right for it to balance
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