Shot Glass Display Case
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- Опубликовано: 10 ноя 2019
- Here’s a first time build for me, a Shot glass display case. This DIY build costs $40.00 in lumber from Lowes. I used the premium pine lumber. The case holds 42 shot glasses. Size of the cabinet is:
24 3/4 inches wide
23 inches tall.
Material List is as follows:
5- 1/2” x 4” x 24”
2- 1” x 4” x 48”
1- 1/4” x 2ft x 2ft sheet of plywood
**I bought a 1/2” x 6” x 2ft board also but it was not used or needed**
Cut List:
*Cut the 5- 1/2" x 24" @ 24 inches due to not actual size when purchased (case shelves)
*2- 1" x 4" @ 23 1/4" (top & bottom of case)
*2- 1" x 4" @ 23" (left & right side of case)
*1/4' x 2ft x 2ft plywood (use as is, no cutting required)
**Drilled shot glass holes with a 1 5/8 Forstner Bit
Not a very difficult build but it is time consuming.
Thanks for watching!!! 
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Great idea. I'm going to make this for my friend who collects shot glasses. I on the other hand just USE shot glasses.
Very well done Shot Glass shelve! Someone has a nice collection 👍
Looks awesome, I have a ton of shot glasses and was always looking for a way to display them, I think I’m gonna give this a shot. No pun intended lol
Great job. Very well explained also.
Great job! I may make some of these for Christmas gifts. I made several of your hat racks last year for Christmas gifts and they were a hit!
Great video and instructions, I will be making one!
Beautiful job. I’m trying my hand at one hopefully next week...
That is freaking fantastic! i wish i had the tools you have, would make my shot glass cabinet a lot nicer. Anyway, really great job. I love how much you care about making a great product. Thanks for taking the time to show us this video.
That looks awesome I collect shot glasses and I am looking for a way to build one for my shed kool idea
Nice work. Thanks for sharing.
Awesome! Good job! ♥♥♥
Dude I love it. I REALLY like your vidjos.
Great Job Buddy.
looks good!! good job!!
Very nice job!
Nice, I may need one of these one day.
Looks great.
that is amazing.
Nice job!
Nice work with using miter saw for the dado slots.
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Looks good,
I need thisssss
I feel as though that pun was actually intended!
That is beautiful how would you put glass doors on it??
I’d like to order one of these.
I want to build one similar but with sliding glass doors
What you made, the shot glass cabinet, is absolutely gorgeous! How much would you charge for these?
Yes how much would you charge for one of these?
ONLY ONE CONCERN USING THAT GRADE OF WOOD OR ANY PINE SPECIES, SHOULD HAVE CONDITIONED THE WOOD BEFORE STAINING TO ELIMINATE BLOTCHING, OTHERWISE, GREAT JOB..
Popo, I am new to woodworking. At the 10 minute mark you make the depression for the shot glasses. What tool is that? A drill press? And which bit did you use? How do you ensure the depth is consistent on each spot?
Yes it’s a drill press. On the drill press it has a depth stop. You can set it and it will only go down to that point.
Do you think this design can be modified to have a plexiglass door, and maybe some LED lights on the inside to light it up?
Absolutely, that wouldn’t be hard at all
Really solid design. Just wondering if you had any tips of a way to create the holes for the shot glasses without owning a drill press? Thanks!
Don't know if you still need this answered, but I would build a little thing to keep the bit upright and just use a normal drill. So, imagine this crude drawing here represents a small wooden arch that is sized to fit around the shelves and it has a short section of PVC pipe in the top to keep the bit upright. Put the bit up through the PVC before tightening it into the drill. Hope that helps!
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@@allenlewis5689 yeah that helps! Thank you! I have already made it and just kinda put my drill up as well as I could close to a 90 degree angle. Still looking to invest in a drill press pretty soon tho
how to did you secure the top and bottom board? Just glue then then clamp them?
Yes sir, just glue. I made sure I gave it enough time to dry completely before moving it around.
I need 1 that holds 100+ shot glasses.....how much would u charge?
What size drill bit did you use?
Honestly I can’t remember lol, and I sold the piece so I can’t measure the hole for you. I just held the bits up to the bottom of the shot glass to figure out which one worked best.
@@PoposWoodworks ok thanks man
Where can I get the branding tool
Got mine through GearHeart Industry online
US dollars 😂
It's good to see woodglut have new instructions to save my money and energy to build it.