Making A Wine Rack

Hello and welcome to Badger Workshop. Last time I made some veg storage crates and now I am making a wine rack to sit on top of them.
Making Some Vegetable Storage
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[@MrJono1999]

Love the contrast between the edge banding and the main unit. Cracking.

[@CheveeDodd]

That looks so good as a "unit"! Your mom is lucky to have you fitting out her kitchen!

[@Badgerworkshop]

Thank you

[@joegoodsell]

That's a nice bottle of 2018 Badger Blackberry Gin you've got there Matt ;)

[@dianahenderson]

While I'm not a huge fan of MDF...you did a beautiful job there and the oak trims work rather well with the white cabinet. Your mom must be very pleased. I am looking forward to seeing what you come up with next.

[@Badgerworkshop]

Thank you. She seems happy

[@awantamta]

The old fireplace is filling up very nicely

[@Badgerworkshop]

Yes it is

[@TigerCarpenter]

very neat simple design I hope that's enough wine for a weekend

[@Badgerworkshop]

Thank you. Mayr enough for a night

[@TheFirefighter56]

Compliments the veg rack very nice.

[@Badgerworkshop]

Thank you Ken

[@peterskidmore8222]

Looks very nice. A quick tip; attach a flat piece of board to your drill press table. It'll stop blow out and protect your drill bits/cutters.

[@Badgerworkshop]

Haha thanks

[@teamvtube]

I find the easiest way to do the bottle holder is to use the hole saw in the middle of the board and then rip it down the middle like you did for the neck holder.

[@Badgerworkshop]

If I had wider boards I would have

[@lesthiele4921]

Hi Matt, that is a great addition to the vegie storage you made, and I likec to co.our combination, grest work mate.

[@Badgerworkshop]

Thank you

[@jeanloreaud9282]

Joli complément,,il reste encore une partie a aménagée !!! à bientôt salut Jeannot 😉🛠

[@isyt1]

Toot de la fruit

[@michaelplays2449]

Nice built, Matt !!

[@Kahuna1239]

Awesome Matt!

[@Bill.L.Carroll]

I bet your mum is pretty pleased with you handy work.😉👌🏽 Awesome job, mate, Good call leaving the oak trims raw, they look great against the white.👍🏽

[@Badgerworkshop]

She seems happy

[@MCsCreations]

Beautiful, Matt! They turned out fantastic together there! 😃 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

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Thank you very much

[@DirkieB]

Looking very nice!

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Thank you

[@briansworkshop01]

Great job Matt it looks great nice idea thanks for sharing your time and remember stay safe and make 🍺🍺👍👍

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Thank you

[@shedmanx3640]

Well done. I like that design too. There’s even room to spread out, (up), if need be.

[@gilesfone]

Chin chin Matt, all the best 👍

[@Badgerworkshop]

Cheers

[@negotiableaffections]

Well done to you, Matt and Cheers to your Mom!

[@eldoradocraftsman3733]

I like that. That’s a top job and I like the fact that is doesn’t look modern which would be out of place. 👏🏾👏🏾

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Thank you

[@iTommmyyxD]

Great camera work again! Love the effort that you put into different angles and transition shots

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Thank you Tommy

[@howardbecdove9780]

Great job. I also like to see wine bottles laid down still. Even though, mostly, it’s no longer necessary.

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Thank you

[@davidstevensasidewayslook8831]

nice little project, I made a wine rack a few years ago very similar, holds 24 bottles, at the moment it has 2 in it! Says it all…...

[@Badgerworkshop]

Haha that is the trouble with wine racks

[@kodoan411]

Barefoot! A great deal in wine - you can pay 3 or 4 times the amount and not get better. Cheers from sunny Southern California.

[@user-oy4gf6ck5u]

Just perfect the look like one piece . Great job !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Thank you very much

[@mrb4408]

Now what are you gonna make to go on top of that, a glass rack maybe???

[@Badgerworkshop]

Nothing else now

[@lynjermey6423]

That looks really lovely. I'm going to try to make one like this.

[@deliaguzman1138]

Beautiful work, and you're a good son!

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Thank you

[@marcenariahobby7pallet]

Parabéns pelo seu trabalho 🇧🇷👏👊🤝👍🇧🇷💯

[@MasterBroon]

What kind of plants do you have in the garden there?

[@jonathansmith4399]

Hi Matt, where do you purchase your oak from? Thanks, Jonathan

[@sandman2651]

Hi matt your mum must be really pleased with it, on a side note iv just bought the axminster saw same as yours, now just have to sort the dust collection out as i only have a shop vac, i dont really want to spend alot of money and was thinking of the scheppach 100 1200watt, what would be your thoughts on it?

[@Badgerworkshop]

That should be powerful enough

[@sandman2651]

@@Badgerworkshop Thankyou matt for taking time to reply to me

[@usaf4dbt]

I see there is an empty wine bottle location, is that missing wine bottle in your kit? Thank you.

[@Badgerworkshop]

Don’t tell anyone

[@briandavern8741]

Anoter great video except for one thing..... you realize now you are obligated to make a rack for some glasses.

[@mikefisher9992]

Do you sell your Badgerwax?

[@Badgerworkshop]

I don’t but Keith brown makes one

[@isyt1]

Wasn’t expecting that to turn out so awesome but it’s very impressive. Great job! Couple of random questions if you don’t mind - 1) Do you ever get a big bit of wood stuck inside your hole saw bits? If so, how in the hell do you get them out? I’ve had to bin a couple of them in the past. They were cheapies so I wasn’t bothered but still… 2) What’s your home address? I’ll be round in an hour to drink all that wine for ya 😉

[@Badgerworkshop]

The drill bit unscrews from mine. Then you can push the wood out

[@RyanDavidHale]

A quick tip for your holesaw question. Start off you hole with the hilesaw bit. Then drill a hole on the inside of the cut, but just touching the perimeter. This does 2 things. First allows a channel for saw dust to escape and reduce burn marks. Second it'll allow you to jam something in it to help get the wood out from inside of your hole cutting bit. One other option would be to drill one or two holes in the top surface of your cutter. That way you can push the wood back down and out. Either that or invest in some removable drill bit ones.

[@isyt1]

@@RyanDavidHale awesome ideas mate, never thought of that. Many thanks