Drink Carrier

[steven c newman]

6 Pak, Project complete, end view.JPG
Just using up some thin scrap wood.

.6 Pak, Project complete, side view.JPG
With a steel bar for a handle..

[Andrew More]

Fun project! Nice to see something besides beer (not that there's anything wrong with that).

[Jim Koepke]

A bigger tote would hold those bottles (and some glasses) more securely.

Carrier Stool.jpg

Then it could be flipped over and used as a table or a stool.

jtk

[Cameron Wood]

A bigger tote would hold those bottles (and some glasses) more securely.

Carrier Stool.jpg

Then it could be flipped over and used as a table or a stool.

jtk

Or with wheels for a pony keg!

[steven c newman]

As I said..just using up the scraps I had on hand....only thing I actually bought was a piece of flat bar stock..
6 pak, corner notch.JPG
Grinder made a notch
6 pak, metal bending.JPG
Vise and a hammer to make the bends..
6-pak, dividers slots.JPG
Joinery was fairly simple...except at the 4 outside corners..
6-pak, 1st corner done.JPG
Which were through dovetails...handle was sized to allow my hand to grab onto it..
6 pak, test for height.JPG
Which was supposed to be tapped for the 4 bolt...until I snapped my only and only tap I had on-hand, while tapping just the second hole....So, now 4 nuts hold the 4 bolts in place.
6 pak, install bolts,PIP.JPG
Handle also allowed me to hold the carrier while brushing on the coat of Witch's Brew Stain.

Just a way to use up a stack of thin scraps....