Wine/Whiskey Rack - Pallet Wood
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Wine/Whiskey Rack - Pallet Wood
How to make a simple Wine/ Whiskey Rack using Pallet Wood.
Tools needed:
Hammer
Crowbar
Hand saw
Drill
Screw driver
Sandpaper
Hand plane
Magnet
Screws/Nails
Stain
Clear gloss
Tools needed:
Hammer
Crowbar
Hand saw
Drill
Screw driver
Sandpaper
Hand plane
Magnet
Screws/Nails
Stain
Clear gloss
Selected, Broke Apart and Sorted the Pallet Wood
Selected and broke apart a couple of pallets and sorted out the pieces needed for the project.
Labeled and measured out all the pieces as needed.
Two side pieces 2" x 4" x 12"
One base piece 2" x 4" x 19-1/2"
Four pieces is 1/2" x 3.5" x 19-1/2"
Labeled and measured out all the pieces as needed.
Two side pieces 2" x 4" x 12"
One base piece 2" x 4" x 19-1/2"
Four pieces is 1/2" x 3.5" x 19-1/2"
Cut to Size and Sand
The pallet wood was cut to size and sanded as needed using 150grit sand paper.
The two side pieces were cut at an angle using a table say at a 10 degree angle and sanded.
The two side pieces were cut at an angle using a table say at a 10 degree angle and sanded.
Staining
All the wood was then sanded again at 220 grit and then stained.
Assembly
Once the stain dried. All the pieces was assembled using hot glue to check for fit and added strength.
Holes were drilled into the assembly and the wood pieces screwed in place.
One coat of clear gloss polyurethane was then applied to the rack.
Thats it, the whole process took about two hours.
NOTE: Pallet wood has a lot of cut nails and metal pieces in it. Use a magnet to check the wood before making any cuts.
Holes were drilled into the assembly and the wood pieces screwed in place.
One coat of clear gloss polyurethane was then applied to the rack.
Thats it, the whole process took about two hours.
NOTE: Pallet wood has a lot of cut nails and metal pieces in it. Use a magnet to check the wood before making any cuts.