Cabinet - wine cabinet

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Our wine rack doubles as a serving bar. It has storage for bottles below, and
accommodates lots of glasses above. The bottom opens for extra storage, and the tile surface
serves as an instant bar, saving those constant treks to the kitchen for mixing drinks.
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ine Cabinet
Materials
 
2 4 x 8-foot sheets of ¾”plywood
 
5 linear feet of 1 x 1 pine
 
22 linear feet of 1 x 3 pine
 
42 linear feet of 1 x 4 pine
 
8 linear feet of 3-1/4 inch-wide crown molding
 
8 linear feet of 3/4 inch-wide cove molding
 
1 4 x 4-foot sheet of 3/8”plywood
 
Ceramic tile, enough to cover 3.5 square feet
 
Small container of ceramic tile adhesive
 
7-lb. bag of sanded tile grout in the color of your choice
 
Grout Sealer
Hardware
 
120 1-5/8" wood screws
 
6 1-1/2” 4d finish nails
 
55 1" drywall screws
 
15 1-1/4" drywall screws
 
30 1" (2d) finishing nails
 
8 cabinet door hinges
 
4 drawer pulls
 
4 magnetic door catches
Special Tools
 
Trowel for applying tile adhesive
 
Rubber tile float
 
Bar clamps
 
Miters
Notes on Materials
Most tiles sold at building-supply stores are now “self-spacing”; they come with small projections
on their edges so that when you lay the tiles out, the grout lines between them will be even.
Because individual tile manufacturers determine the spacing, we recommend that you buy enough
tiles to cover the square foot area specified. If the tiles do not fit exactly, you will also need to
purchase a tile cutter to cut the necessary tiles at the back and one Side of the Shelf.
Cutting list
Code
Description
Qty.
Material
Dimensions
A Side
2
¾”plywood
63-1/4" x 15-1/4"
B
Top/Bottom
2
¾”plywood
33-3/8" x 15-1/4"
2
C Shelf
3
¾”plywood
31-7/8" x 15-1/4"
D Vertical Trim
2
1 x 4 pine
64-3/4" long
E Horizontal Trim
3
1 x 4 pine
26-3/8" long
F Horizontal Wine
Trim
2
1 x 4 pine
26-3/8" long
G Ledge
1
1 x 4 pine
31-7/8" long
H Upper Panel
2
3/8”plywood
19-3/4" x 11-3/8"
I
Upper Vertical Trim
4
1 x 3 pine
21-3/4" long
J
Upper Horizontal
Trim
4
1 x 3 pine
8-3/4” long
K Lower Panel
2
3/8”plywood
15-1/4" x 11-3/8"
L Lower Vertical Trim
4
1 x 3 pine
17-1/4" long
M Lower Horizontal
Trim
4
1 x 3 pine
8-3/4" long
N Wine Bottle Support
2
1 x 4 pine
31-7/8" long
O Side Base Support
2
1 x 4 pine
17-5/8" long
P Front Base Support
1
1 x 4 pine
35-1/4" long
Q Stem Supports
5
1 x 4 pine
10" long
R Connectors
5
1 x 1 pine
10" long
S Frame Supports
2
1 x 4 pine
31" long
T Top Molding
3-1/4”-wide crown molding
cut to fit
U Base Molding
3/4"-wide cove molding
cut to fit
Constructing the Cabinet
1. Cut two Sides (A) from 3/4”plywood, each measuring 63-1/4 x 15-1/4 inches.
2. Cut two Top/Bottoms (B) from 3/4”plywood, each measuring 33-3/8 x 15-1/4 inches.
3. Place the two Sides (A) on edge on a level surface parallel to each other 31-7/8 inches apart.
Fit the Top/Bottoms (B) over the ends of the Sides (A) to form a rectangle, measuring 64-
3/4 x 33-3/8 inches as shown in
Figure 1
. Apply glue to the meeting surfaces, and screw
through the Top/Bottoms (B) into the edge of the Sides (A). Use 1-5/8”wood screws spaced
about every five inches.
4. Cut three shelves (C) from 3/4”plywood, each measuring 31-7/8 x 15-1/4 inches. Place the
first Shelf (C) 24 inches below the top (B), as shown in
Figure 1
. Screw through the Sides
(A) into the edges of the Shelf (C). Use 1-5/8”wood screws about every five inches.
5. Repeat Step 4 to attach the second Shelf (C) 41-1/2 inches below the Top (B).
6. Repeat Step 4 to attach the third Shelf (C) 2 inches above the Bottom (B).
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Figure 1
Adding the Front Trim and Ledge
1. Cut two Vertical Trims (D) from 1 x 4 pine, each measuring 64-3/4 inches. Apply glue to
the meeting surfaces, and place one Vertical Trim (D) over the edge of one Side (A). Screw
through the Vertical Trim (D) into the edge of Side (A) as shown in
Figure 2
. Use 1-
5/8”wood screws about every 5 inches.
Figure 2
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2. Repeat Step 1 to attach the remaining Vertical Trim (D) to the opposing Side (A).
3. Cut three Horizontal Trims (E) from 1 x 4 pine, each measuring 26-3/8 inches.
4. Apply glue to the meeting surfaces, and attach one Horizontal Trim (E) over the edge of the
Top (B), as shown in
Figure 3
. Screw through the Horizontal Trim (E) into the edge of the
top (B). Use 1-5/8” wood screws spaced every 5 inches.
Figure 3
5. Repeat Step 4 to attach the remaining two Horizontal Trims (E) flush with the upper edge of
the Shelf (C) and flush with the lower edge of the bottom (B). See
Figure 3
.
6. Cut two Horizontal Wine Trims (F) from 1 x 4 pine, each measuring 26-3/8 inches.
Figure 4
7. Referring to
Figure 4,
mark and cut the semi-circular cuts that will hold the tops of the wine
bottles. Apply glue to the meeting surfaces, and attach one of the Horizontal Wine Trims
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