06/04/2019
A new wine rack is born!
I had a very challenging morning with this big piece of timber. I wanted to make two tall chunky wine racks from it. So I needed to cut it down to size. I now have two, one metre high, twins. cut from a single 2.1m, 20cm wide piece of timber. I then went onto my computer with the measurements and plotted where I wanted the holes to go. It really helps doing this. I can get a rough idea of the hole spacings and therefore the look that this piece will take.-
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Sanding smooth and then introducing five new deep holes into the surface. This is, by far, where most of my time gets taken up. The holes have to be approximately 90 millimetres in diameter and 180 millimetres deep (this is quite a chunk of material to excavate).
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After the process of making the holes, I would usually tidy the piece up and then put a clear sealer coat on, to protect the surface from dirt and staining. This one though, I have decided to paint. I tried painting it myself but I am not able to get the finish I would like (professional). So, I am dropping this one off today to (where interesting and exciting things are made). I am then delivering it to in St Albans. Where you can enjoy the best cheese and wine pairing (and the best wine racks).
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@ Harpenden