What kind of wheel is that on the rotary tool? Would have taken me hours to get something like that done. I’ve recently taken on my first project involving wood and realize I’m out of my depth so I’ll take any opportunity to pick some brains.
Seems like I remember reading about that on another tread somewhere. I have a scrap piece of thin galvanized metal that I was thinking about cutting a piece out to line the bottom with.
Yep, the one I used came in a little kit with a bunch of different attachments. I actually used a hole saw bit to cut the holes & the dremel to sand um smooth.
Not a bad idea!!! I’ll probably wind up making another one for the back porch now that I’ve got a basic concept of how to put one together. This one was just made from stuff I already had laying around. I’ll probably pick up a thin piece of plywood to use for the bottom of the next one instead of using 1x4s. I’ll use some small blocks or something for the cigar to lay flat on it.Looks GREAT! The only thing I would change would be to cut a small block of wood to put by each of the slots so your cigar would lay flat and not angled down.
That’s pretty slick!!! I might give it a try with some galvanized pipe or something.I used copper to remedy the tippy down deal
