How To Build A Floating Wine Rack For Under 2 Dollars!

This quick video shows how to build a wine rack for only a few bucks. people are always looking for wine racks like this and Its a super fun DIY project:) If you are enjoying the content, please consider subscribing! Thank you.

[@user-kp7gb4hs8q]

No way, this is simply mind blowing, easy, confusing, mysterious... I'm making one, or several. Gift ideas

[@FishOverChicksWoodworking]

Thank you!

[@user-kp7gb4hs8q]

@@FishOverChicksWoodworking hey, thx and I made one then a few, stained them diffrent. I am already in the shop building so why not make a buck off the scrap👷🏻‍♀️

[@apatterson8128]

Very cool.

[@lilymerchant7670]

My wine needed holding! Thank you king

[@FishOverChicksWoodworking]

Any time

[@joeyricker1039]

I'd say there's some purple heart 💜 floating around !

[@titmo]

got to to try this now 😆

[@fernandoortiz3914]

I like that very much.

[@joeyricker1039]

You have some great ideas

[@FishOverChicksWoodworking]

Thank you joey!

[@woody1380]

Thanks. Great video, has everything it needed. I like your style

[@FishOverChicksWoodworking]

Glad you like it!

[@woody1380]

@@FishOverChicksWoodworking I can see how these things can sell, they are quirky and interesting. I'm not sure how practical they actually are to live with though. Once the bottle is taken out the wood is just lying around on the table with no further use until you have another full bottle to stand in it. Still a cool display item and I am going to play around making some maybe incorporate some sort of storage for a corkscrew or a glass.

[@storedaway]

Dang that was super easy. How much you sell those for? Also could you make one that holds more then one bottle??

[@michaeldequatro1012]

Thanks for the video. I already made 4 of them to sell at our community pop-up market since I saw this video. Maybe I can get 10 bucks each.

[@sophiefullerton3867]

What was your center measurement? A 2 x 4 is actually 1.5 x 3.5

[@andrewagundez]

Great video! What kind of saw did you use to cut the 40° angle?

[@FishOverChicksWoodworking]

We used a mitre saw!

[@andrewagundez]

@@FishOverChicksWoodworking thats awesome! im going to look into buying one, then. is a 10" mitre saw ok for this sort of project(s)?

[@nitrousblast1]

I love these, I just started making them. Just curious why you started with a 13 inch board when you cut it down to 9? Seems like you could start with a 9 inch board and save lumber.

[@theIssue-tt]

To cater for the angle cut on both size.

[@jarodmorris611]

Good video. I hope your audio isn't the same on newer videos. Hard to hear you then the music is loud.

[@FishOverChicksWoodworking]

our production quality has gone way up since this vid, check out some of our newer stuff if you like!

[@fadedprodigy8620]

What's that song at the very end?

[@RJD0314]

Does it still balance when you drink half the bottle?

[@kwameantwi6248]

Good question tho..

[@igcreates2760]

​@@kwameantwi6248 I think once the bottle itself is heavier than the wood, the counter balance force should still apply.

[@nitrousblast1]

Yes, you just have to adjust where the bottle sits in the hole a little. I tried an empty bottle yesterday and it works

[@mickelion6198]

that’s what she said

[@fontybits]

If you mark 1.5 inches from the edge and then drill a 1.5 inch hole, that can't possibly work. Surely the measurement should be 2.25 inches from the edge??????