What? Can it actually balance?

Very interesting.
It’s nice to see the next generation of projects become a reality.
I’ll bet that people will start copying your idea, I certainly will.
Good job.

-- Close to Ottawa Ontario Canada

@paul- I have another design that I am wanting to try out, maybe I will be able to get it done this coming week. Look for it.

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Im good with predictions haha… within a week there will be 3 i say ;)

@brian- Actually, in a week there will be 5 bottles and 4 glasses. It will look totally different from anything I have seen. Thanks to the new contest, it has given me a new inspiration. Stay tuned to either twitter or my website for updates on the new bottle holder I’m going to build.

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Am I seeing double or is this for real because I know i am sober Sir.
Great design !

Kiefer

-- Kiefer 松

So does it still balance when you take one bottle out?

-- "_If we did all the things we are capable of doing, we would literally astonish ourselves_." Edison

@drdirt- nope. i tried different angles to accommodate either one or two, couldn’t get it.

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Bummer hoping that much like flying you found a sweet spot that kept the center of gravity within some limit that let it work….

‘cause my next question was going to be what angle it is at….

-- "_If we did all the things we are capable of doing, we would literally astonish ourselves_." Edison

@drdirt- I tried to use just one bottle and it works, in the top hole kind of extended out on the neck. The angle I think is about 30°, maybe a hair more.

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