Flickr pool member Yankees251 decided he didn’t want to cough up $300 for a wine rack kit, so he built his own instead. And he was thinking when he designed it. He cut the wood, including the runners that hold the bottles, from 10” boards — no funky, custom stock here.
We also dig that he made the entire thing from pine, so he probably had a few bucks left over to put some actual wine in the rack after building it. Now that’s really thinking.
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do you have any plans for that wine rack?
Can you post the wooden measures?
Awesome design – hope you don’t mind if I copy the concept.
Yes, the plans for this would be great!!! If you are willing to publish. 🙂
The necessary measurements would be great.
I made some racks very similar to this. Each rack holds 65 bottles and cost me about $40 each and about 3 hours work. I now have 260 bottle racks for $160 in my cellar. Can’t beat it.
Need measurements to build the wine rake
Looks great, I’m about to outfit my cellar with racks. Would love dimensions if you have them!
Hello,
I really like your rack but this is so big. I have wine rach that I kept inside in the room. I bought a wood wine rack in 40$.
could i get a copy of measurements please, awesome rack.
Cool … let try measures …
The wine bootle has 7,5cm diameter, champagne 8,5cm
Imagine the rack like the letter “H” , between legs must be 10cm. The sticks that holds the bootle must be 2x2cm, living 6cm free.
12cm between stick holds.
Will try to draw … find a place to post