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[GolfNut]

Getting a new business up and running in my wood shop.

Wine cooler drawer conversions. Here's some example pricing:

Constructed of 3/8" Spanish Cedar
Vinotemp 28:
Single drawers (1 1/2" high, utilizing 1 slot in cooler) $25ea
Double Drawers (3" high utilizes 2 slots in cooler) $35/ea
Shelves $15/ea

Options include:

Horizontal slats
Diagonal slats
Chevron slats (2 opposing angles)

Drawer pulls, or notch front.

Hardwood domestic & Exotic wood drawer fronts available at additional cost starting at $5/ea

Here are some examples:

[Spad31]

Celery and carrots in the crisper drawers tupperware on the bottom?

Snacks and a smoke!

-Trey

Edit to add:

-Trey

Edited by Spad31, 16 August 2011 - 02:45 PM.

[GolfNut]

Celery and carrots in the crisper drawers tupperware on the bottom?

Snacks and a smoke!

-Trey

Edit to add:

-Trey

I never noticed that. That's what it looks like, LOL

[donzz]

What is the turn around time on these?
I would like to get a shelf and maybe a couple drawers


Don

[GolfNut]

What is the turn around time on these?
I would like to get a shelf and maybe a couple drawers


Don

I'm running about 2-3 weeks to ship after receipt of order.

Thanks,
Forrest

[2K6TBSS]

I will have to keep you in mind when I get my vino. Hopefully will be able to place an order soon.

[CRQuarto]

Nice to see we would have an "in house" option of sorts, rather than going outside the forum for these. Wish this had been the case when I bought mine. Looks like you are making some good quality shelves.

[GolfNut]

Thanks. I've definitely been keeping busy. There have been some fun builds too such as this one for an Edgestar:



He wanted a cubby type setup for singles, and some small drawers etc.

Then a returning soldier had a case he wanted to convert to a traveldore but didn't have the cash to send it to a humi builder he knew of, so I surprised him with this setup. 60 cigars in the bottom portion, then several in the upper if he still needs room along with a spot for beads, cutters, lighters, etc:



And when I actually have time I get some nice humidor work in too:



Solid brass quadrant hinges (only way to go on a desktop), hidden spline reinforced miters, 3/8" Spanish Cedar Lining

A nice little 10 count travel humi:


And then some slick 4 drawer modules that fit into the Coleman 150qt Marine cooler:

Edited by GolfNut, 17 August 2011 - 12:24 AM.

[MrAnderson41]

Do you have any pictures of the ones with handles and how they fit inside the wineador?

[broblues]

Very nice work GolfNut. I built my humi from 3/4 in Spanish Cedar. I love it except when it occasionally seeps sap. Sure holds RH% consistant.

[GolfNut]

Do you have any pictures of the ones with handles and how they fit inside the wineador?

[MrAnderson41]

Do you have any pictures of the ones with handles and how they fit inside the wineador?

Very nice. Thanks.

[Spad31]

Dude....stuff looks pretty outstanding. Good job! I'll take two!

-Trey

[GolfNut]

OK...here's some sweet Cocobolo for an Edgestar 28. This stuff is so very nice.

[Acclaym]

No joke, that's some gorgeous stuff. Props to you golfnut, how long have you been wood working?

[GolfNut]

20 plus years.

[Acclaym]

Well congrats, you do fine work. Hopefully you get the opportunity to pass your skills on, maybe to that young man in your avatar.

[GolfNut]

Thank you. That young man is now 20. That trip we took to NO was an eye opener for all of us. We stepped into a store off of Bourbon and next thing we knew, Zac was laughing so hard he couldn't talk.....pointing at these 2 necklaces: one was plastic penises, the other plastic boobs.....We all got a chuckle, and I told him Welcome to New Orleans.

[Nashkicker]

Just ordered some drawers and shelves for my vino! Can not wait to get them. Will update with pic when they arrive. Thanks Forrest!

[GolfNut]

A few more pics of builds:
This is a set for an Avanti 28


Also a set for an Edgestar 28 that the customer will be putting their own pulls on:



This is a Lacewood set for a Haier 6 bottle with ventilated backs:


I'll get some more pics uploaded today hopefully. It's been busy busy busy!