How to make a 24-bottle DIY wine rack - storage cube
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ม.ค. 2025
- This easy wood DIY wine rack build can be made for under $20 and holds about 24 bottles of wine. Build several cubes and stack them together to build your own personal wine storage unit! Perfect for your kitchen, closet, den or basement.
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See my website for step by step write-up: jeffsdiy.com/wi...
Tools needed:
(amzn.to/1UafrDi )Jigsaw
(amzn.to/1Pwj9DE) Drill
(amzn.to/1RYt0ma) Kreg jig
(amzn.to/1J1RV7R) Miter saw
(amzn.to/1RYtBEt) Orbital sander
(amzn.to/1phCGOT) Small clamps (optional)
(amzn.to/1phCyiy) Large clamps (can never have too many clamps)
Lumber & materials
Pine 1"x10"x12' (or two 1"x10"x8' boards)
(amzn.to/21q6Lbe) Kreg 1 1/4" coarse screws
(amzn.to/1Uafijl) Wood stain (I used Cherry)
(amzn.to/1RYtt7W) Wood conditioner (if using stain)
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Video Equipment used in making this video:
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Video editing software used:
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Royalty free music & stock video - Envato Elements (1.envato.marke...)
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I was going to go out and buy some additional racks, and then I ran across this video. Not anymore! Thanks Jeff!
Glad to provide inspiration!
These plans and video make this project easy. Today I'm building my 4th wine rack from these plans. We have the first three almost filled and have more wine on its way. :-)
Very cool! A great benefit of modular projects like this! Do you have a dedicated wine space / wine cave to store all of them?
@@JeffsDIYProjects Yes we do have a large cellar space. The recent one was a gift.
Hey Craig we’re are you purchasing your wine?
Great video, good quality editing. Only thing I would do differently would be to 45 the ends of the X piece to fit more presentably into the cube. but great work.
Agreed Kyle, just takes a bit more work and measuring bit certainly improves the look!
Really good watching you perform the outcome...you really know what you're doing.
Thank you!
Awesome! Been looking for a video to show how to do this. Going to give it a shot today. Thank you!
Good luck! Post a pic of your finished product in the comments at: jeffsdiy.com/winecube/
👍🏾 just a tip, Use biscuits glue and like 3 pocket screws. It’ll line up nice.
Definitely many approaches and ways to build these, thanks. I honestly hadn't thought of using biscuits for this build Biscuits would allow the box to be made into a perfect square, since using the pocket screws the way I did required me to offset the sides by about 1/8".
Thank You
eaytiful/simple design, grear vid, but what plans? is the a dwonloadof dimensional drawings i can use?
Hi John, the step by step instructions including scale diagrams can be found at the link in the description. The link that's just after: "
See my website for step by step write-up:"
So dope.
I love your setup down there!
Thanks!
Great vid. I noticed that your cat didn't make a cameo this time (lol). Is that pine that you used? I am thinking of making this for a friend that really loves pine
+Jon Cooper That cat is away on business, and wasn't able to make it for this video. It is indeed pine, however you can use whatever you have available. Your friend might prefer something made out of 'carving wood'.
thanks Jeff! Keep up th goodwork!!
Great work.Could you please tell me the thickness of the wood you are using?
+Chris Koutoulogenis You can see the project write-up at jeffsdiy.com/winecube/ . I used a Pine 1″x10″ (note that a 1×10 is actually 3/4″ thick).
You could have used a skill saw or table saw for the lap joint. Nice project!
Hey Jeff could you make me 6 of those racks thanks
Hey Jeff could you send me 6of those racks in stained,I’ll sand and paint. Thanks
How much are you paying? ha
Any advice on mounting to a wall?
Due to the amount of weight (24 full wine bottles would weigh 30+ pounds by themselves), It would be best if it could be resting on something rather than anchored directly on the wall as-is. However, if I had to, I'd screw a plywood backing onto the cube. Then I would center it over a wall stud and screw directly into that (right down the center of the cube) and adding some decent sized washers. For added support, I'd also add a small wooden triangle bracket centered underneath the cube. Good luck!
Shouldn’t you have placed the pocket screws from outside the box toward the meatier part of the board?
Yes you are correct, however they would be more visible that way. To counteract this, I offset the boards by 1/8" or so to give them more to bite into.
Very nice!!
Thanks!
I wish I had that many bottles of wine on hand to store, but I was looking for storage units for all of my yarn stash.
The bottles in the photo are actually bottles of home made mead! Good luck on crafting a nifty storage unit for your yard!
lol, $98.18 for that jig. Wow.
You got enough screws on that thing? lol And some advice: Own a jigsaw.
Agreed! I bought a jigsaw after this project, it was a great investment!
25 dollars in lumber 6 years ago, more like 300 now
Time to get good at glueing up free pallet wood!
Jeffs DIY, we've been waiting months... we want more content!!!! I have some projects for you! hit me up!
Soon! I've been very busy lately traveling for work and summertime. What type of projects do you have in mind?
Can't wait 'til the next upload. I'm in need of building some retail display units.