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Although I am not a drinker one of my hobby’s is cooking and entertaining guests in my home “This Old Crack House”.
I have been blessed to be able to be able to have three kitchens in my home.
I host events and serve wine to my guests fairly frequently. I needed a simple easily accessible wine cabinet that wouldn’t take up a lot of space in my main kitchen. This cabinet also had to blend with my kitchen I had designed built and installed.
I found a plan for a wine cabinet and modified it incorporating stained glass and other features I desired.
This was a very simple and inexpensive project, and has served my needs until I am able to construct my own wine cellar in the near future.
The wine cabinet is 41 inches tall – 23 inches wide- and 16 inches deep.
It holds 19 bottles of wine and 20 wine glasses. The top serves as a host for cheese cutting presentations ,along with various wine and other beverage tools.
-- Dusty
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Karson
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posted 360 days ago
Very nice Dusty. Great job.
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Bradford
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posted 360 days ago
You have good taste, and 3 kitchens. It goes hand in hand. Again excellent craftsmanship. If I count my daughter’s easy bake oven and a extra microwave, then I too have three kitchens. I look forward to your next one.
-- so much wood, so little time. Bradford.
mrtrim
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posted 360 days ago
exellent job dusty ! since i dont drink wine i was trying to figure out how to convert one into a beer cabinet its just not comeing together for me though . lol
rikkor
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posted 360 days ago
Good job Dusty. I have something similar on the to-do list.
-- Maplewood, MN
oscorner
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posted 360 days ago
Just beautiful! Great work, Dusty!
-- Jesus is Lord!
Dusty
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posted 360 days ago
Mr Trim,
Thanks, lol
How about you making a cabinet to hold the keg?
I was at a event and noticed a built in bar that had built a very nice cabinet around a keg.
-- Dusty
Napaman
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posted 360 days ago
wow…this one just got added to my favorites…amazing…
-- Matt, Napa, CA...119 days to sanity...
Dusty
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posted 360 days ago
Napaman,
Thanks,
Really this project is not hard to build at all.
It is no more than a long box with a door and top and some simple glass and wine wood holders.
I have no doubt that you could build this.
I found a simple plan some where ( I think it was in a popular woodworking mag.) and modified it to fit my needs and tastes.
Really you can change what ever you want to fit your needs or tastes.
I wanted to incorporate such things into my project as the stained glass on the sides and front.
Be creative have fun with the project.
Let me know if I can be of any help.
Good luck!
-- Dusty
Grumpy
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posted 359 days ago
Well done Dusty. One day I will finish the bar I am making. You are certainly one step ahead of me on this one.
-- Grumpy - "Always look on the bright side of life"- Monty Python
Dusty
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posted 359 days ago
Grumpy,
Thanks,
Oh well Grumpy, we all have unfinished projects.
I have become a big believer in enjoying the journey we take threw life, because the destination is often uneventful or a disappointment.
-- Dusty