Have you ever seen a wine perfectly balanced on a piece of wood online and wondered if its true?
I have seen it a couple of times and always thought it was not real.
Turned out, it was!
Image by Oz Sawdust Makers via YouTube
It amazes me how a slanted piece of wood can hold the wine bottle in a tilted position.
If you want to test it out, heres a tutorial byOz Sawdust Makers.
He has tested different wood lengths and angles to get the right numbers.
Some video tutorials online do not specify the measurements, which can lead to a broken wine glass.
You surely dont want that to happen.
It is very easy and fast to make.
It will only take you a couple of minutes to finish one.
Watch the video below for full instructions.
This floating wine bottle holder makes a great gift to your friends and loved ones.
Customize it however you like.
Step 2:
Cut a 40 mm hole into the scrap wood using a Forstner bit.
It should be 190 mL from the bottom to the center of the hole.
Step 3:
To make it stand, the bottom should have a 33-degree bevel cut.
ensure it is 33 degrees, not 45 or 20 degrees.
Test it out by placing a wine bottle.
Step 4:
you’re able to finish them however you like.
you’ve got the option to coat them with paint or water-based satin varnish.
ensure to dry them well.
