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free plans: how to make a Wine Rack |
| Basic Description | Since most wine gets better with age, wine enthusiasts need a method to store their bottles. Below you
will find a free plan for a remarkably simple wall-mounted bottle storage rack that attractively displays
your collection. We describe several layouts to maximize
the use of available wall space. The design employs efficient use of materials; you won't believe that
you can securely hold so many bottles with so little wood. |
| Materials | wood, mounting screws, finishing oil. A complete material list is provided below. |
| Tools | table saw, bandsaw or jigsaw or scrollsaw, drum sander or oscillating spindle sander (if you plan to surface rough boards you will also need a jointer and surface planer). A complete tool list is provided below. |
| Cost | The plan itself is free! Estimated cost of materials: $7 |
| Time | 3 hours |
| Difficulty | Moderate |
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| Similar Projects | If you enjoy this project, you may also be interested in our project for another winerack. |
The first step involves acquiring the necessary materials and proper tools. It is best to get everything prepared before commencing because you become free to progress without unnecessary interruptions. |
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| Item | Qty. | Description |
| #1 | varies | wood. amount varies based on shape and size of rack you choose to make. with a board 3/4" x 6" x 39" (20 x 150 x 1000mm) you can make two racks that hold 6 bottles each. |
| #2 | - | finishing oil  or paint with primer |
| #3 | 3 per rack | mounting screws (length and type vary dependent on the wall you are mounting to). refer to the design considerations section at the end of this plan for more details. |
| Tool |
| table saw |
| drill press and 1 1/2" diameter drill bit |
| bandsaw , jigsaw or scrollsaw |
| sandpaper |
| drum sanding attachment for drill press or spindle sander |
| not required: surface planer (only required if you will be surfacing rough stock) |
| not required: jointer (only required if you will be surfacing rough stock) |
| optional: router with roundover bit
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We recommend that you read through the entire plan and especially the design considerations section before acquiring/assembling all of the requisite tools and materials. There are several options with this project, and it is most prudent to be fully informed of them before making design decisions.
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