Excellant job, you might want to put a wall bracket on the back of it, as if you pull out more than two shelves, the cabinet could tip over, and spill the precious product.
Yes, more , definitely. Shop projects are great, non-shop projects are just as great. Keep them coming. It makes my whole day better every time I see you posted a new video. I am just a hobby woodworker from the U.S. I probably have more tools then the average person, but no where near as many as the professional. Your channel is the perfect balance for me. Thank you, I not only enjoy your channel, but I appreciate it. Cheers!
I'm only 44 seconds in but I heard the words "future plans" and now I'm VERY excited. Looking forward to making one of these for my dad and my friends (being the only teetotaller in our group means I don't need one!).
I love this. I can think of so many ways to change this design up to make other things. This is great. I look forward to seeing the more complex version
These are some of the best videos on you tube. The simplicity of the project but a great finished product. If I want to add a more advanced joint, then I can easily decide where to do that myself. I would like to see more of these videos👍
dear Sir, I must say your ability to "deconstruct" a concept build and provide alternative methods is very inspiring. too bad I live in another country or I"d hire your services for some cabinetry work in my home. cheers!
That's an awesome project. Keep them coming! I love the shop projects, but there are so many more cool things put there are lots of other awesome projects like this that are worthy of some screen time.
You can even make this with standard pine stock from the big box store, using a hand saw. Have them cut the large panel to size for the sides an top bottom.
Great work. I would be happy to see any and all of your projects. One never knows where inspiration will come from and I can see this project being adapted to something for the shop as well as a bedroom. One just never knows.
Really good video - many thanks. If you were to continue to refine your design, you could increase the router/chamfer on the bottle slats at one end to ensure that the bottle is not level but tips slightly one way. That would allow you to store bottles with corks slightly downwards to keep the cork moist. This is not really an issue for screw-top bottles I accept!
I am planning to do so.ething similar soon, nice job. When I do endgrain screws like you are doing in this project I try to srew them at an angle, or if not possible do dowels perpendicular to the grain to havesome cross grain for the screws to grab on.
Exactly what I was about to comment, you should never have the cork exposed to air. The wine will go off. Also you should use the playing card trick to space your drawer fronts, will give you a more uniform spacing. I love this project by the way, would love to see this made from old oak wine barrels...
But if the bottles are unopened then the amount of air in the bottle is small enough that the cork is fully in contact with the wine when the bottle is horizontal. I can't imagine storing a half empty bottle.
Bought your plans to support you and your channel! But one big question still… what size drawer slides did you use! I could guess that you probably used 14” ones (355ish mm) as you talked about the side panels being 16” in the video, but confirmation would be nice!
Just a question... I see you connect all the large boards (top bottom and two sides) to the skeleton using two screws and glue, where the grain direction is perpendicular between the two. Can't it be a problem in terms of wood extension and contraction? Thanks!
Hey mate that's amazing video and wine rack. I am looking y building something similar but with a Dept of 80cm. This will allow me to keep two rows of bottles. Now the question comes to what type of runners do I use? Do I use two sets of what you have done or build a long 80cm rack but will that hold the accumulated weight of 16 bottles?
Cheers! Tried to access the plans. I don't use Pay Pal so that fails. Pay Later doesn't work either. They both fail with the same error - Ooops Something went wrong... Any way to get these other than Pay Pal? Oh, by the way, "Add to Cart" doesn't work either. Thanks very much!
@@volla40 I previously used some laminated pine sheets but the ones he used in the video seems to not show the joints. the ones available in my town have finger joints inside the panel
I am still working on setting up a plans website but you can get the plans here: thewoodworkersplans.com/product/diy-drawer-style-wine-rack-easy-woodworking-plans/
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Excellant job, you might want to put a wall bracket on the back of it, as if you pull out more than two shelves, the cabinet could tip over, and spill the precious product.
Love the fact that it’s a simple production line as well. Saw. Drill. Glue. Screw. Repeat.
More of these type of projects would be appreciated.
Yes, more , definitely. Shop projects are great, non-shop projects are just as great. Keep them coming. It makes my whole day better every time I see you posted a new video. I am just a hobby woodworker from the U.S. I probably have more tools then the average person, but no where near as many as the professional. Your channel is the perfect balance for me. Thank you, I not only enjoy your channel, but I appreciate it. Cheers!
Non shop related items? But of course!! That's what wood shop junkies do!!
Looking forward to more, non shop related items!!
I really liked your superb work great ideas like timber holder I love your belt sander holder you are so smart. You are a genius. Australia.
I'm only 44 seconds in but I heard the words "future plans" and now I'm VERY excited. Looking forward to making one of these for my dad and my friends (being the only teetotaller in our group means I don't need one!).
This is one of the things why we need a workshop. 😉 Would like to see any projects you can do in the workshop. I need inspiration and ideas. Thanks. 👍
Great idea. Might make one as wedding gift for a friend!
a similar design would be a great way to organize paints, stains, and odd chemicals. so really, this is a shop project too :)
I love this. I can think of so many ways to change this design up to make other things. This is great. I look forward to seeing the more complex version
Yes more please. GR8 content. Stay safe.
Ye please keep on doing it this was great.
I'm loving the new direction of your channel. I've enjoyed every video of yours and can't wait to see what's next!
These are some of the best videos on you tube. The simplicity of the project but a great finished product. If I want to add a more advanced joint, then I can easily decide where to do that myself.
I would like to see more of these videos👍
Thank you! This is something I could even make and I look forward to your plans. Great work.
I will watch anything you make
great job gave me loads of ideas would love more videos like this
Looks great and i hope you continue to make similar videos.
Nice work, really liked the project.
Definitely enjoyed this! I don't mind non shop projects at all.
Yes more. Pretty solid work.
Great design and execution. Well done.
Definitely love to see both shop and non-shop projects on your channel.
dear Sir, I must say your ability to "deconstruct" a concept build and provide alternative methods is very inspiring. too bad I live in another country or I"d hire your services for some cabinetry work in my home.
cheers!
That's an awesome project. Keep them coming! I love the shop projects, but there are so many more cool things put there are lots of other awesome projects like this that are worthy of some screen time.
Baie netjies 👍🏻. Ek het soortgelyke een gemaak uit Kiaat. Het nou besteling vir een uit populier. Lyk werklik goed in “deur” hour.
You can even make this with standard pine stock from the big box store, using a hand saw. Have them cut the large panel to size for the sides an top bottom.
Great work. I would be happy to see any and all of your projects. One never knows where inspiration will come from and I can see this project being adapted to something for the shop as well as a bedroom. One just never knows.
Nice little project there Jean. Excellent video presentation too.
Great concept, design and excellently paced video. Thanks
Really good video - many thanks. If you were to continue to refine your design, you could increase the router/chamfer on the bottle slats at one end to ensure that the bottle is not level but tips slightly one way. That would allow you to store bottles with corks slightly downwards to keep the cork moist. This is not really an issue for screw-top bottles I accept!
Nice video. Will give this a go once I’ve seen the upgrades 😃
Thanks for the content. Yes, it would be good to see more content like this.
I am planning to do so.ething similar soon, nice job.
When I do endgrain screws like you are doing in this project I try to srew them at an angle, or if not possible do dowels perpendicular to the grain to havesome cross grain for the screws to grab on.
Your shelves should be at an angle. The wine should always be in contact with the cork. Just an FYI
Exactly what I was about to comment, you should never have the cork exposed to air. The wine will go off. Also you should use the playing card trick to space your drawer fronts, will give you a more uniform spacing. I love this project by the way, would love to see this made from old oak wine barrels...
I think he can fix that with the felt he’s talking about adding.
But if the bottles are unopened then the amount of air in the bottle is small enough that the cork is fully in contact with the wine when the bottle is horizontal. I can't imagine storing a half empty bottle.
@@alexreith4877 I can't imagine half-emptying a bottle...
Level bottles always cover the cork in wine. No need to angle them downward.
At the beginning of the video, it already looks like a good tool drawer.
This could be great inside a standard kitchen cabinet, too! Love it. New subscriber, saw your Reddit post featuring workshop organization.
Beautiful work, dude! Really interesting project! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Looking forward to the plans. Thanks!
Excellent project! More of this kind would certainly be highly appreciated.
I like that if you wanted to you could carve a design on facings and screw it in. Therefor having a simple well built cabinet with a nice facade.
Nice project buddy I always laugh to myself cos you’re drill sounds like the battery is dying every time you screw anything together. 😆
Nice project Jean.
Excellent content as always Jean. Would love to see more like this.
Perhaps you would consider tilting the bottles so the neck is lower, helping to insure the cork remains wet.
I need the plans to this immediately! Lol. Great build
Wow, I'm always so impressed with your planning as well as the finished product. Really awesome and thanks for the clear explanations!
Nice man. Love the video. Can’t wait for your plans
Almost 200K subscribers! Well done!
Love the work and look forward to seeing the upscaled one!
What size of roundover bit did you use? 3m? 4.5? 6m?
Bought your plans to support you and your channel! But one big question still… what size drawer slides did you use! I could guess that you probably used 14” ones (355ish mm) as you talked about the side panels being 16” in the video, but confirmation would be nice!
Love it, nice work as always.
Very nice, would like to see more👍🏻
Nice project.
That was awesome!!! Well done!!
Well done!
Really nice 👍
Just a question... I see you connect all the large boards (top bottom and two sides) to the skeleton using two screws and glue, where the grain direction is perpendicular between the two. Can't it be a problem in terms of wood extension and contraction?
Thanks!
Clever design......
Baie netjies gedoen. Goeie video werk.
Do you have plans for your lumber timber rack.?
Hey mate that's amazing video and wine rack.
I am looking y building something similar but with a Dept of 80cm. This will allow me to keep two rows of bottles.
Now the question comes to what type of runners do I use? Do I use two sets of what you have done or build a long 80cm rack but will that hold the accumulated weight of 16 bottles?
You are going to have to shop around to see if there is an 800mm runner option and if so what is its capacity.
Lekker pella!! Nice uit gekom!
Luxriversion, put a coolingdevice. A back and small window as the. Should make wine little lower temperaturer.
Looking forward to making the DIY Drawer Wine Rack - Simplified Assembly For Beginners. when do you think the drawings will be available?
Do you have the dimensions for this wine cabinet available somewhere? Would love to not have to figure those out along the way. Love the final piece!
The plans are available on my plans website. thewoodworkersplans.com
I downloaded the plans, thanks! Do you know what size and number of sheets of laminated pine you used to make this?
Very nice
Awesome 👌
This would make a good base for a tool cabinet. What is that socket looking screwdriver thing you used in your drill?
It is a magnetic screw holder.......probably by Dewalt.........Makita's look different
Great video! Be nice to have the dimensions
Boet!! This is flipping brilliant!! Amazing job...Any plans for sale for this?
Coming soon!
@@WoodshopJunkies thank you, can't wait.
Cheers! Tried to access the plans. I don't use Pay Pal so that fails. Pay Later doesn't work either. They both fail with the same error - Ooops Something went wrong... Any way to get these other than Pay Pal? Oh, by the way, "Add to Cart" doesn't work either. Thanks very much!
What happens if the cabinet is full and you open all the drawers?
Will there be plans in centimeters? - fan from Slovakia
Plans are drawn in milimeters (Metric) but also include a direct conversion to inches. Both measurements are on the plans.
@@WoodshopJunkies OK, thank you. How can I get plans to make a stand ?.
@@jansivok202 they will be posted within a few weeks. I will announce the new plans store here on my channel.
@@WoodshopJunkies OK thank you and keep your fingers crossed for the next work.
Hi, are you sure it's pine, it looks like spruce to me in color.
Often big stores sell spruce and it says pine.
Bu dolap benim işimi görür.
How do I download the plans?
Any plans on this?
It will be interesting to see if the cross grain glue joints on the top cause any issues down the road.
Awesome idea!! Enjoy watching your videos. Are those solid panels or laminated shelving panels? Where do you get those panels in SA?
Laminated panels, available at most Builders Warehouses
The wider panels (600mm+) do have a tendency to cup slightly
@@volla40 I previously used some laminated pine sheets but the ones he used in the video seems to not show the joints. the ones available in my town have finger joints inside the panel
7:09 featuring the Invisible Screwdriver (TM) :-)
How do I get your plans
I am still working on setting up a plans website but you can get the plans here: thewoodworkersplans.com/product/diy-drawer-style-wine-rack-easy-woodworking-plans/
verstommend!!
That’s going to warp/split
Video très intéressante,mais trop de paroles !!! à bientôt salut Jeannot 🛠😉
Can you send me the plans?
Why do you skip the 'er' in "drawer"?
i have no interest in wine or storing wine bottles, this looks like a really nice way to store spray paint though.
He has an earlier video about just that.
It is on the wall in the shop.
Nice design and assembly. Not the best idea to glue up a pieces with perpendicular wood grain directions. Glued boards tend to get split.
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Please stop with the BBC endings for nearly every sentence, akin to a teenage girl ending every sentence with a question??
It's his accent, deal with it.
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@@WoodshopJunkies Great! I will be sending an email with all the information right away. Thank you.