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Old 06-21-2010, 07:04 AM
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Default Wine Cellar I just fininished
Just wanted to share a few pics of a wine cellar I recently built cabinets for.
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Old 06-21-2010, 07:24 AM
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You did not have permission to show pics of my house shane.............
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Old 06-21-2010, 07:28 AM
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sweet. Probably cost triple to fill that thing.
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sweet. Probably cost triple to fill that thing.

not if it was mine,,,it would be full of boones, wild island and snow creek berry.....i can't take none of that dry stuff
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not if it was mine,,,it would be full of boones, wild island and snow creek berry.....i can't take none of that dry stuff
There's no holes in that for your fancy boxes of wine!

That is a beautiful piece you made Cabwiz!
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It will hold over 600 bottles. even at $4.00 a bottle I couldn't afford to fill it up.
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Man that's some good work!
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wow

that place is awesome
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that is awesome. reminds me of my deceased rich uncle's(Dan Duncan) house. Where was this house located? I wish we had cellars around here because I would definitely have a wine cellar in my house
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Pox who?
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Its in Lafayette. River Ranch. Has thumbprint lock to open door to get in it. Not in basement but has own refridgeration unit for it.
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That is beautiful. I would LOVE to have something like that in my house. Me=Jealous
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Beautiful craftsmanship!!!
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That's nice, wish I could do work like that.
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Nice work bro...
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What wine cellar? All I see is an avatar.
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thats a nice job there man !!
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very nice! i like the wine rack, most people think that would be the simple part but IMO they are the hardest part to keep square ect.... i like the raised panels as well , very nice work . what kind of wood ? african mahogany?
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very nice! i like the wine rack, most people think that would be the simple part but IMO they are the hardest part to keep square ect.... i like the raised panels as well , very nice work . what kind of wood ? african mahogany?
Sapele. Looks alot like african but much easier to work and of course more expensive.
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