Making a cantilevered wine bottle holder - an exercise in laminating.

[@StuffUCanMake]

It’s increasingly difficult to imagine life without KZbin, especially when creators like you keep on mesmerizing us with pure and raw talent!

[@MrCJTribe]

You flatter me sir!!

[@denizcakmakoglu436]

Çok güzel olmuş ellerine emeğine sağlık.👏👏👏👍

[@mikebirnie6381]

Thanks Chris...appreciated

[@hacc220able]

Thanks Chris for this session and Happy New Year my friend.

[@MrCJTribe]

Happy new year to you too Ralph.

[@davidamoody]

excellent, thanks for showing us that :-)

[@MrCJTribe]

Glad you like it.

[@cobberpete1]

Thanks Chris, I think I will have a go at making a few of these. BTW, did you mean a radius of 150mm for the form???

[@MrCJTribe]

Let me know how you get on Peter. Yes I did mean 150mm RADIUS for the former, I hope the notation makes that clear.

[@MF-eo5gw]

Thanks for this video Chris. Can you tell me the diameter of the hole you drilled?

[@MrCJTribe]

I used a 32mm forstner bit.

[@MF-eo5gw]

Thank you, I plan to make one today.

[@MrCJTribe]

@@MF-eo5gw Glad to hear it, let me know how you get on.

[@vinznearby4315]

Question: will continued reducing the content of the wine bottle not affect the balancing action of the holder against the wine bottle?

[@MrCJTribe]

Thanks for the question Vinz and for the opportunity to research this. After testing on a number of bottles of wine with differnt levels of wine drunk I can tell you that the balance remains. In fact when the bottle is part empty the wine sloshing back and forth in the bottle makes the holder rock to and froe. You may need to position the neck differently in the hole in the holder depending on how much is drunk. I am looking forward to researching this further and will report back when I recover!

[@prestonian1066]

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[@joydelacruz5501]

very slow the process your vlog to wine holder ..👎

[@MrCJTribe]

Ah well, you can't please everyone.