Jarrells Riddling Rack design
Posted: Tue Jul 25, 2006 9:32 am
Well, Sorry for pic size, ive resized it a few times........
After almost 2 yrs. of following The Falcons Champagne Project and many many discussions with Drewbage and Fletch, and of course after these guys gave us a Magnum of Brut Noir, we have finally gotten a plan togther. The yeast is propping as we speak, and we think we found a place to buy bulk Champagne bottles, around 120 of them. We wanted the bottles to be the same for consisntecy in the rack Snowman has designed. This rack will hold 50 bottles. Each row of 10 can be induividually tilted (riddled) by turning and locking a cog on the outside of the rack. Each rack has a rod running parallel down the center of the shelf to act as a pivot point. So eventually the bottles can be suspended upside down. Building 2 of these racks so the size of them will alow to move them around thru doorways and such. I thought Snowman did a nice job designing these and now its time to start building.....Thoughts and ideas are welcome on the design. Cheers....
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After almost 2 yrs. of following The Falcons Champagne Project and many many discussions with Drewbage and Fletch, and of course after these guys gave us a Magnum of Brut Noir, we have finally gotten a plan togther. The yeast is propping as we speak, and we think we found a place to buy bulk Champagne bottles, around 120 of them. We wanted the bottles to be the same for consisntecy in the rack Snowman has designed. This rack will hold 50 bottles. Each row of 10 can be induividually tilted (riddled) by turning and locking a cog on the outside of the rack. Each rack has a rod running parallel down the center of the shelf to act as a pivot point. So eventually the bottles can be suspended upside down. Building 2 of these racks so the size of them will alow to move them around thru doorways and such. I thought Snowman did a nice job designing these and now its time to start building.....Thoughts and ideas are welcome on the design. Cheers....
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