Wine Bottle Holder

Yeah I was beginning to wonder about you and all your wine related projects. They say it’s good for you though so really you’re more a health nut than an alcoholic! I think it’s probably good of you to focus on a neiche when you enter the business side of WW’ing. Good idea on the box; very “green”.

Nice, simple project. I could use a few of these.

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Hi Rudge;

If you don’t have a drinking problem, how come some of those spots are empty? lol

Nice set up for a wineo picnic.

I think you should make a shorter one for your beer.

Lee

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funny that you mention that Lee….

I have a friend of mine that wants me to build him one for 24 beers…. LOL !!!

-- 'Original Rudge' Muskoka, Cdn

You know the first step is admitting…... Naw, just kidding, LOL, Great idea. Your mom must be happy.

-- (You just have to please the man in the Mirror) Mike from Michigan -

I love this. What did you use for the dividers? It looks like 1/4 in. plywood. It also looks like you made dado cuts in the box sides to accept the dividers? Are they held with glue only?

I have made smaller bottle carriers for gifts for people who like to take one or two bottles of wine to a party, but I never thought about making a larger one to transport bulk bottles. I have given most of them away, but I have one left that I will photograph and post.

I need one of these bigger carriers, we take wine back and forth between our main house in the SF Bay Area and our weekend house in Sonoma Country. It is usually in the mulitiple case load, but sometimes I need to pull some from my cellar and take it up for a weekend.

The smaller carriers I have made have a handle made from a wine barrel hoop that allows it to be carried in one hand. For a bigger carrier like yours, I am not sure if that would work. Perhaps a wood handle. Of course, I will probably make mine from wine barrel staves or used wood wine boxes, but I will definetly follow your idea.

Thanks for posting and sharing your ideas.

-- Todd @ winecountrywhimsy Sonoma County, CA

Good job

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