| Project by The Head Charles | posted 254 days ago | 734 views | 0 times favorited | 5 comments |  |
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Messing around in the shop tonight I saw this offcut. I wanted to try and make a a bottle holder using only hand tools. I first cut the base and then used a shooting board to get it even. To make the hole i used a hand auger, then a rasp to round over the square edge. It isn’t totally finished, but only some finish is needed and it will be done. Now just what to do with it…....
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Kopac
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#1 posted 254 days ago
Awesome! I would defiantly knock that over at my home!
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#2 posted 254 days ago
Hand auger? Ugh. Nice job though.
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#3 posted 253 days ago
Nice job.
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#4 posted 253 days ago
Ah, a little galoot style wine holder made with brace and bit. Looks great nice work on it.
CHEEEEERS!,
Joe
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#5 posted 253 days ago
Joe, I only wish it was brace and bit. This was a big 2” hand auger. Keep blogging friend, I always look forward to reading them.
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