How to Make a Weddings & Special Events Champagne Display Cart
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.ค. 2020
- Watch how I handmade this beautiful wedding display or events display Champagne Cart.
Milmo Wood completed the cart, but Milmo Creations added the beautiful decorations to bring the cart to life.
This is a series of events display pieces I've made for loacl businesses.
A superb woodworking project that was so much fun to craft.
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Wow! Very nice!!!
Thanks so much my friend.
An interesting build.
That’s amazingly beautiful! Nice work! I hope you’re still doing great work and getting rewarded handsomely! ❤❤
Thank you so much.
I've recently moved & my home & future workshop needs a lot of work. So, my output has slowed down temporarily.
I soon hope to be back to normal.
Thanks so much for watching & your comment. It all helps this little channel from North Wales (UK).
@@MilmoWood awe! It’s just for a small season… blessings!
Love this!
Thank you very much. It looks great in use at local venues.
Absolutely AWESOME... YOU ALL ARE AMAZING, thank you so much...
Thanks so much
Great build! I had some questions but you've answered them already in other comments! The marbling effect really set it off.
Thanks Rodger, I really appreciate that. Fortunately my wife is a great artist so helped with all the art work.
Beautiful! 🥂
Thanks so much, I really appreciate your comment.
Love it! Thanks so much for making this video. Did you make the wheels? Where do I find something like that already made?
Thank you so much. I bought the wheels from Amazon just to save time really. They were very reasonable.
This was made based on a customer description so I assume they're available somewhere else but I wouldn't know for sure.
Please check out my other displays I made.
im curious about what the white material used to cover the panel joints where they but up together is so you can make that smooth finish
It's a Ronseal wood filler see link.
Thanks for the comment.
Ronseal Multi-Purpose Wood Filler - White 250g www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B001GU87RQ/ref=cm_sw_r_apanp_vJ8c2Gb9QoJLA
What are the measurements for the material that you’re using
It's 12mm hardwood plywood. It's approx 90cm x 60 com. The base was 75 cm deep. The top was 30 cm deep.
Hope that helps
Hi how much do you charge I'm looking for one my self
Hi thanks fir watching my video. If you could message me via my Facebook page, facebook.com/MilmoWood
I can provide a quote.
Are you in the UK?
where do you call those poles
The poles are normally used in wardrobes.
What are the dimensions
Approx 3ft x 2 ft x 2.5ft base. Canopy 3ft x 2ft x 1 ft. Approx 6ft tall in total.
Hello! Are you still able to make customized champagne carts and ship to CA , USA?
Thanks for the comment Pauline.
I certainly can still make customisable carts but I think the cost of shipping to the USA would be prohibitive.
@@MilmoWood What would be the cost? Also, do you know when the shipping will be allowed once again?
One web site quotes £1400 to ship.
Hi! Can you share all of the supplies!
2 sheets 12mm plywood
25mm x 25mm pine "rear legs".
I used off cuts of pine 25mm x 25mm for buttons.
8mm threaded bar for wheel axles
TRIXES 8 Frictionless Abec 9... www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00WXDAUQG?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share wheel bearing.
75mm x 50mm to create handles
kitchen stars Pack of 12 -... www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07PSP9XTS?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share small bowls
www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01FDRWOLW?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share x5 for upright posts & handle
www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07BHPHJ46?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share champagne buckets x2
www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01F0XVZ3W?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share x 2 wheels
LED strip lighting to place in canopy. This isn't really shown but the lighting radiates through the champagne flutes beautifully at night.
White undercoat
White Acrylic paint
Grey, Black & gold Acrylic paint.
I'd advise aerosol polyurethane finish to protect the white acrylic paint. I didn't do this originally and some staining was created on the cart so I added afterwards.
I also added a whute rubber tyre onto the wheels to help reduce wear.
I hope this helps
Sorry a correction. I used 9mm plywood.
I also used 75mm x 50 mm for the axles