Wine Bottle Holders

oooooooooooh these are beautiful – and unique—and look very stable!!

Gorgeous!! ! ! ! !

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

Enjoy wine and would like to make a couple of these for myself and for gifts. Where did you find a plan? Love the wood combos, great job.

-- Lance, southwest Missouri, cmkld@yahoo.com

Ronald,

I like them very much. Outstanding design. What is the depth and width of the base looks like 2.5 by 3 ish maybe. I like tyo cut them at 52 degrees what degree did you find that wourks best for you?

Ronald,

I like them very much. Outstanding design. What is the depth and width of the base looks like 2.5 by 3 ish maybe. I like tyo cut them at 52 degrees what degree did you find that wourks best for you?

Width 2”,depth 2 1/4”, length 9 1/4”, hole diameter 1 3/8” , 35 degrees

-- Chip, Westlake

Very Very nice, excellent workmanship and very out of the ’’ box ” design well done

-- Rautenbach,South Africa

Very nice—I’d like to build a few of these myself!

Which leads me to a question: Is the 35 degree angle, the angle of the hole, or the angle of the base? Whichever one it is, then what is the other angle?

Thanks much!

-- Dean

Great design

Out of all the bottle holders I’ve seen I like these the best great job Ron ! Mean_ Dean makes a good point I’m curious also?

-- Rj's Woodworks,San Jose & Weed Ca,

I started making these in 1966, I always used 45 degrees as the cut and the hole. I can get a small base one (3/4” X 3”) to hold a bottle absolutely horizontal. I have one with a turned ourline that I have to finish. it’s just a prototype, I’ll post when completed.

Great wasy to use up rips.

-- Makin' Shavin's