Corner Wine Rack

By Spencley Design Co.
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This corner wine rack holds up to 30 bottles of wine and complements the style of any home!

Difficulty advanced

Tools

Kreg Tools

Other Tools

  • Precision miter gauge
    Precision miter gauge
  • Table saw
    Table saw
  • Impact driver
    Impact driver
  • Drill
    Drill

Materials

Wood Products

  • 1 Sheet hardwood of choice , ¾”

Hardware & Supplies

  • 1 Wood glue
  • 1 Fastener of choice (see step 7)
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Cut List & Parts

  • 7 Shelf panel (rough size, to be cut to exact size later) , 22” x 22” x ¾”
  • 4 Side supports , 38 ¾” x 3 ½” x ¾”
  • 1 Base support , 3 ½” x 5” x ¾”
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Directions

  • Watch the video

    Before attempting this project, watch the full youtube video located in Extras to get a better understanding of how to complete the project

    Step 1

  • Create shelf panels

    After milling lumber, glue up panels and cut 7 oversized shelf panels

    Step 2

  • Create template

    Using MDF, create a template that will be used to copy the shape to all of the individual shelf panels

    Step 3

  • Template out curve on all shelves

    After creating the shelf template, use a flush trim bit on the router the copy the exact shape of the curve on to each individual shelf

    Step 4

  • Template out the cutouts

    After templating the curves on all shelves, use a pattern bowl bit in the router to transfer the cutouts for the wine bottles onto the shelves. These cutouts should be recessed about ⅛” into the shelf

    Step 5

  • Create corner support

    Take two side support pieces and rip a 45 degree angle on them and join together to create the back corner support

    Step 6

  • Shelves to corner support

    Using glue and your fastening aid of choice (dominos, dowels, biscuits, pocket hole screws, plugged screws) attach all of the shelves to the corner support. Each shelf should be spaced 5” from one another and the bottom shelf should be 3 ½” from the bottom

    Step 7

  • Attach side supports

    Using glue and your fastening aid of choice (dominos, dowels, biscuits, pocket hole screws, plugged screws) attach all of the shelves together with both side support pieces. Again, shelf should be spaced 5” from one another and the bottom shelf should be 3 ½” from the bottom

    Step 8

  • Attach base support

    To increase the stability of the wine rack, place the base support underneath the bottom shelf

    Step 9