Ana - A very nice gift project! I know that people whom enjoy wine would love this. You are right it would make a great hostess gift as well. Thank you so much for sharing a gift idea! I enjoy watching your videos very much.
This is the most practical gift to give to anyone along with wine bottles. Thanks for sharing. Just saw this video and guess what built it already. Took just about an hour..
Ana that is so beautiful congratulations you have great hands you got me motivated to build one of those in the weekend thanks great video your husband should be very proud to have such a talented wife like you are
This is pretty, and a great gift idea, but you typically want to store wine with the cork angles down so the wine keeps the cork moist. Otherwise the cork dries out, shrinks, and the wine goes bad
if you got a 1 x 6 board and used a holesaw ( the size of the wine bottle diameter) down the middle of the board where you marked the curves to be - you could then just drill out the holes , cut the board into half so you end up with 2 1x3 pieces and then you have 2 frontt boards to lie your wine down on - would save having to jigsaw out the curves that way???
What a lovely idea. That one bottle with the initials CS on it is my initials. So that means thats my gift for Christmas from you. Thank you so much for making me that lovely wine bottle holder & those wines....... lol.... I'm sorry, but I really don't like wine. It was a lovely thought. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Thank you for sharing that awesome video & plans with us. You are a very giving lady & family. A true Alaskan jack of all trades. If we only had a couple more billion lovely people in the world. It would be a nicer world out there in the streets we call earth. But it is what it is for a reason only God knows. Thank you again & Merry Christmas/Happy Hollidays, (whichever one calls it. I'm trying to walk the fence here & not offend anyone) best regards, Chris from Missouri
Anna, that is beaitiful. Just one adjustment you should make with the storage function. The way you have it situated may allow corks to become dry and cause the wine to spoil. Idealy tjey shoukd be stored level or with the neck just a touch lower then level. Love your channel
Great project and gift (especially if it comes with the wine 🍷 . Thanks. You could add a ‘holster’ for a wine opener in the area you said you could put gift cheese.
Another great build, Ana! Love it!! Would be great to have your input on a small laundry room build...something around 6x6 or 8x8 with pedestals w/storage and slide outs/drawers.
I love this, is a great gift idea, but just a little observation, i think it would be a good idea to put maybe a 1/4 plywood piece at the bottom of the box, specially if if going to move the box somewhere else the way is set with the grapes and cheese on top.
I am hooked on the simple house build, too! My guess is that they got it dried in for winter and will continue with the build next summer when the weather allows. Looking forward to seeing that series come to its conclusion!
Great project for the bottles but it would be better if in the bottom where the bottles lay to put a board just incase they lift it and the bottles won't fall. Keep up the great work
If you're going to be storing wine for a long time you want it tipped toward the cork. If you buy and drink your wine fairly regularly you can store them however you want. :)
So do you put the poly or butcher's block finish instead of the varthane stain on top or after you apply the varathane stain? Sorry I am new to woodworking
If you want to use the top for cutting into like a cutting board, only use butcher block sealer on the bare wood, as small pieces of wood may end up in the food when cutting If you want to use the top for serving (not cutting with a sharp knife, I would think a cheese knife is ok) then use any stain you like, but add a couple coats of poly to the top surface to seal the stain in the wood.
There should be a hole saw in the size for the semi - circle cut outs. You know some child will try to move it when there is no bottom, shouldn't there be some kind of bottom? If you were going to stack and screw them together only the bottom rack would need to be covered.
“Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.” This is the very reason I get my coffee in the morning and sit down to watch Ana.
Is Ana White the hardest working woman on YT?! Unreal.
It’s crazy because so many ideas come out of that little wine rack.
Another cool idea would be have the bottom section for 3 wine bottles, and the top have a wine glass rack for 4-6 glasses.
I love this Ana. And I love all your prot. I been watching you for years and your so Inspiring. Thank you
Thanks so much!
I will definitely be making a few for Christmas!!
Ana - A very nice gift project! I know that people whom enjoy wine would love this. You are right it would make a great hostess gift as well. Thank you so much for sharing a gift idea! I enjoy watching your videos very much.
I am the wine lover and this is totally great Because I have so much scrap I don’t wanna throw away😊🥳Excited
This is the most practical gift to give to anyone along with wine bottles. Thanks for sharing. Just saw this video and guess what built it already. Took just about an hour..
Perfect!
Ana that is so beautiful congratulations you have great hands you got me motivated to build one of those in the weekend thanks great video your husband should be very proud to have such a talented wife like you are
This is pretty, and a great gift idea, but you typically want to store wine with the cork angles down so the wine keeps the cork moist. Otherwise the cork dries out, shrinks, and the wine goes bad
I followed your plans and made one of these for my fiance last month, she absolutely LOVES it! Thanks for the idea, Ana!
That is awesome!
I'm just getting off into wood cutting and you have the best wine rack I have seen for a beginner like me.thank you so much for sharing
Thanks for the visit, so happy to hear that!
What a fabulous gift idea and so beautifully, expensively and lovingly made.
Anna, you have great ideas. Eeasy to make and convenient to use.
As long as it is good wine, now that was funny, your awesome. love your video's
if you got a 1 x 6 board and used a holesaw ( the size of the wine bottle diameter) down the middle of the board where you marked the curves to be - you could then just drill out the holes , cut the board into half so you end up with 2 1x3 pieces and then you have 2 frontt boards to lie your wine down on - would save having to jigsaw out the curves that way???
Super easy and awesome gift idea
Not a wine drinker here, but this project is still super-cute and could be used to hold bottles of sparkling cider, too! ;)
I’m just so impressed with your talent. I’ve always been intrigued with any kind of wood working. These are just the perfect gifts!😊❤️
Fantastic, can't wait to try it. Thanks Ana.
This is the perfect gift for a few folks I know! One may be myself.
Ana, this is such a great idea! The function and form are perfect. Thanks!
Nice and simple. Good video!
Thanks for the visit!
Great little project gonna give it a go tomorrow, thanks for the video
You could add ceramic tiles to the top too? Good for chopping on. X
That’s a great idea! Super handy dandy wine rack.
Beautiful job Ana!👍🏻👏🏻
You are too kind😁
Wonderful gift idea wish I had a workshop like yours awesome
I’m in love 🥰
Thanks for the visit!
Nice project. Thanks for taking the time and effort to post. Also thanks for the plans.
Thanks for watching!
I love this I’m going to make it for my sister
Great Karen!
Sooo, fantastic! So simple and elegant. I love the multiple uses. Looks awesome!
That's a great gift idea, thanks for sharing!
That is a great little gift project.
Wow I really like this idea, so different to most wine racks.
Thanks
Tim from Wood4nothing 🎄🎄
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Love it !!!❤😍😍😍🫡
Thanks!
And you solved another issue with our "where does the wine go?" THANK YOU!!
Thank you Ana for the video. It's just what I was looking for . 🥂
Glad it was helpful!
What a lovely idea.
That one bottle with the initials CS on it is my initials. So that means thats my gift for Christmas from you.
Thank you so much for making me that lovely wine bottle holder & those wines....... lol....
I'm sorry, but I really don't like wine. It was a lovely thought. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thank you for sharing that awesome video & plans with us. You are a very giving lady & family. A true Alaskan jack of all trades.
If we only had a couple more billion lovely people in the world. It would be a nicer world out there in the streets we call earth. But it is what it is for a reason only God knows.
Thank you again & Merry Christmas/Happy Hollidays, (whichever one calls it. I'm trying to walk the fence here & not offend anyone)
best regards,
Chris from Missouri
Fantastically simple. Love it
Glad you like it!
Anna, that is beaitiful. Just one adjustment you should make with the storage function. The way you have it situated may allow corks to become dry and cause the wine to spoil. Idealy tjey shoukd be stored level or with the neck just a touch lower then level. Love your channel
What an awesome hostess gift! Great video.
Love it, Anna - don't oversell it. Great project.
Thank you for your great work. I will rebuild it definitely. Best greatings from Germany
Beautiful
Thank you!
Beautiful thanks for sharing
Love this ☺️ could probably put a latch on each side to keep them stacked and stable
What a great idea
VERY nice, simple build, looks great in your kitchen, would love one in mine!
We need a tutorial for those wine racks behind you!
love the idea ! Thank you :-)
You are so welcome!
Im definitely making this one
Great project and gift (especially if it comes with the wine 🍷 . Thanks.
You could add a ‘holster’ for a wine opener in the area you said you could put gift cheese.
Very nice. Thanks
Another great build, Ana! Love it!! Would be great to have your input on a small laundry room build...something around 6x6 or 8x8 with pedestals w/storage and slide outs/drawers.
Very cool simple project, thank you
This is great, I love it! I may need to make a few as gifts.
Great Idea!
you are so talented!! love your videos
What a clever idea!! Thanks
Merry Christmas🌲🌲🎅🎅🎅🎁🎁🎁
I love this, is a great gift idea, but just a little observation, i think it would be a good idea to put maybe a 1/4 plywood piece at the bottom of the box, specially if if going to move the box somewhere else the way is set with the grapes and cheese on top.
Oh this is a cool idea!!
what! this video is amazing
Thank you so much!!
Love it - Great channel (so good)
When will you be dropping week 7 of the simple house build? Been waiting patiently for that to continue
I am hooked on the simple house build, too! My guess is that they got it dried in for winter and will continue with the build next summer when the weather allows. Looking forward to seeing that series come to its conclusion!
Simple yet so handy. Love your work & love this. Thank you for sharing.
I personally would do the same round pattern in the back. The wine needs to keep the cork soaked
A lot of wine is sold with twist off caps now.
@@jaysnipe090909 Oh ok, my mistake. In Romania there are only cork
Madalina Paraschiv Vilcu no worries.
I was scrolling back to see if someone would mention this detail. And yes screw tops make that detail unimportant.
Anci,sve pohvale,ali nacini korpicu za vina u kosom polozaju koja imaju depot te se moraju dekantirati kod stola gosta,,,pozz.👏👍🍷
Great project for the bottles but it would be better if in the bottom where the bottles lay to put a board just incase they lift it and the bottles won't fall. Keep up the great work
love it
If you pick it up doesn’t the wine fall out the bottom when it’s laying down?
Love it!👍✌️😊🙏🏼🍷
Hi Ana in the background you have a wine glass holder. can you show how you made that?
It’s nice but I always thought the wine should be tipped towards the cork????
If you're going to be storing wine for a long time you want it tipped toward the cork. If you buy and drink your wine fairly regularly you can store them however you want. :)
A lot of wine is sold with twist off caps now.
FYI ...You can use a 1x6 and cut out a full circle with a Hole saw then rip the board down the middle and have two 1x3s each with half circles
I tried it with the jigsaw and it looked like a 4 year old cut it....3 5/8" hole saw worked perfectly on a 1x6.
I like the wine glass shelf in the back ground. Did you make that also?
Yes! Plans are here www.ana-white.com/woodworking-projects/rustic-shelves
Came here looking for this exact question and answer! My thanks to you both!
Great video! Thanks! I’d love to know where I can get an 8ft 1x3 for $1.50!! I can’t find them for less than $3.75 haha. Cheers!
Parabéns, ficou muito show!
wow. so many ads intermingled with the plans when you click above
Yes, I do need a jig saw as an excuse to get another tool lol
great work!which type of wood did you use,,i mean i wanted to know a cheaper one for making the wine rack
Pine, thanks for the visit!
Love all your videos Ana!!! By the way is your festool miter saw a 10” ? You sure put that saw to work.😉
So do you put the poly or butcher's block finish instead of the varthane stain on top or after you apply the varathane stain? Sorry I am new to woodworking
If you want to use the top for cutting into like a cutting board, only use butcher block sealer on the bare wood, as small pieces of wood may end up in the food when cutting
If you want to use the top for serving (not cutting with a sharp knife, I would think a cheese knife is ok) then use any stain you like, but add a couple coats of poly to the top surface to seal the stain in the wood.
There should be a hole saw in the size for the semi - circle cut outs. You know some child will try to move it when there is no bottom, shouldn't there be some kind of bottom? If you were going to stack and screw them together only the bottom rack would need to be covered.
What a great project!! Do you think a hole saw would work for the holes?
Yes! The only issue is the center of the hole saw is off the wood, so it's hard to start the hole saw.
How is Jacob, and what is up To?
MERRY CHRISTMAS Anne,Jacob and your family.
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Where do I find the plans please
www.ana-white.com/woodworking-projects/wood-wine-holder-stacks-stores-and-serves
Thank you very much hope you have a great day
Don’t hurt your hand but a mallet
sehr schön ich mag dich gerne sehen und deine Projekte liebe grüsse aus Germany 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😍😍😍😍😍
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Cute idea. Are there plans for the shelves behind Ana in the beginning of the video?
Yes! Plans are here: www.ana-white.com/woodworking-projects/rustic-shelves
Don't drop your wine cause that will make you whine. LOL
I did it with Woodglut.
No safety glasses?
alright so, the moment you're using ANY power tools it's already past '' quick & easy ''