| Project by The Head Charles | posted 536 days ago | 1366 views | 3 times favorited | 5 comments |  |
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So everyone makes wine bottle holders that holds a 750ml wine bottle. I felt like the bigger wine bottles were being left out. The first three pictures are of a wine bottle holder that was made to hold both the bigger bottles (Sorry, I can’t remember what ml they are) and also the 750ml bottles. It is 11” long x 4” wide which makes it so the big bottoms sit more over the balance point. I didn’t have the bigger bottle on hand for the photo shoot. The last three pictures are of just another bottle holder. Both are made from oak and purple heart. And for anyone who is asking about angles and things of that sort, I have included a short video on making the bottle holders. Thanks for viewing.
-- Tim- http://www.asliceofwoodworkshop.com; Twitter-@asliceofwood; Facebook-http://www.facebook.com/asliceofwood
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Betsy
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#1 posted 536 days ago
Looks good. Thanks for the video. I’m going to watch it when I get home. I’ve always wondered about the angles on these things.
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#2 posted 536 days ago
Nice job and thanks for taking the time to make the video.
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#3 posted 536 days ago
Nice to see how others do things.. good video.. thanks for taking the time to show us…
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#4 posted 535 days ago
Very nice work and thanks for the how-to video it’s helpful to understand your method of work.
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The Head Charles
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#5 posted 535 days ago
Thanks everyone for looking at the project and the video. Make sure to visit my youtube page for all sorts of different woodworking videos.
-- Tim- http://www.asliceofwoodworkshop.com; Twitter-@asliceofwood; Facebook-http://www.facebook.com/asliceofwood
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