This plan set is for building you own wine cellar that is four feet wide, eight feet tall, and 13 1/2” deep.
This will hold 220 bottles.
This is scaleable to how wide you want to go, but I wouldn’t go taller. Definitely can go shorter.
Included in the Cellar Rack Plan:
PDF that has an overview of the project.
Cut List.
Board lay out for 6” x 8’ and 8” x 10’ material.
Order of operations for building the ladders and assembly and installation of the racks.
SketchUp file for reference and measurement and you can modify to suit your needs.
Included in the Assembly Jig Plan:
PDF that has an overview of Assembly Jig.
Cut List.
Board lay out.
Order of operations for building.
SketchUp file you can reference to build the Assembly Jig.
If you’re a builder or thinking about selling your work, a commercial license is available.
The standard purchase of these plans is for personal use only.
If you’d like to build and sell projects based on these plans, you’ll need to purchase a Commercial License.
This plan set is for building you own wine cellar that is four feet wide, eight feet tall, and 13 1/2” deep.
This will hold 220 bottles.
This is scaleable to how wide you want to go, but I wouldn’t go taller. Definitely can go shorter.
Included in the Cellar Rack Plan:
PDF that has an overview of the project.
Cut List.
Board lay out for 6” x 8’ and 8” x 10’ material.
Order of operations for building the ladders and assembly and installation of the racks.
SketchUp file for reference and measurement and you can modify to suit your needs.
Included in the Assembly Jig Plan:
PDF that has an overview of Assembly Jig.
Cut List.
Board lay out.
Order of operations for building.
SketchUp file you can reference to build the Assembly Jig.
If you’re a builder or thinking about selling your work, a commercial license is available.
The standard purchase of these plans is for personal use only.
If you’d like to build and sell projects based on these plans, you’ll need to purchase a Commercial License.
