Uploaded September 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
We made a modern 10 ft tall wine rack using walnut and deck balusters! Thanks Lowe’s for sponsoring this video! Check out the Tools & Materials we used below 👇
TOOLS / MATERIALS (affiliate)
■ DeWalt circular saw low.es/2QHkPzV
■ Deck balusters low.es/2MMKKTz
■ Minwax wipe on poly low.es/2DbEULT
■ DeWalt drill low.es/2OzsO0j
■ DeWalt Power screwdriver low.es/2pjgp5L
■ Irwin 24-in clamp low.es/2PNPsSR
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FILMING GEAR (affiliate)
■ Fujifilm X-T10 amzn.to/2pblgac (main camera)
■ 35mm F 1.4 lens amzn.to/2whwP0N (makes things look fancy)
■ Sony Cybershot DSC-RX100 V amzn.to/2DJTHJF (slow-mo camera)
■ Main tripod amzn.to/2whGqED
■ Pan head for tripod amzn.to/2fhX3wh
■ Lighting kit amzn.to/2vs5sDB
■ Wireless lav mics amzn.to/2BCqtKQ
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MUSIC
Camden Lock by David Cutter Music
Coasting by David Cutter Music
Doggle by David Cutter Music
EDITOR
3D Sage youtube.com/user/artsage1
We made this wine rack DIY for Katelyn’s parents and really love how it turned out! It’s floor to ceiling and makes a big statement. We liked the look of wood and metal too. All in all this was really simple, just a lot of repetition when it came to adding the deck balusters because there were so many, but we thought it was a great alternative to embedding metal rods if you’re working with limited tools. Overall, very happy with this wood wine rack DIY especially when we compare the “after” to the “before!”
We made a modern 10 ft tall wine rack using walnut and deck balusters! Thanks Lowe’s for sponsoring this video! Check out the Tools & Materials we used below 👇
TOOLS / MATERIALS (affiliate)
■ DeWalt circular saw low.es/2QHkPzV
■ Deck balusters low.es/2MMKKTz
■ Minwax wipe on poly low.es/2DbEULT
■ DeWalt drill low.es/2OzsO0j
■ DeWalt Power screwdriver low.es/2pjgp5L
■ Irwin 24-in clamp low.es/2PNPsSR
Patreon & Aftershow patreon.com/evanandkatelyn
Merch shopevanandkatelyn.com
Instagram instagram.com/evanandkatelyn @evanandkatelyn
Twitch live streams twitch.tv/evanandkatelyn
FILMING GEAR (affiliate)
■ Fujifilm X-T10 amzn.to/2pblgac (main camera)
■ 35mm F 1.4 lens amzn.to/2whwP0N (makes things look fancy)
■ Sony Cybershot DSC-RX100 V amzn.to/2DJTHJF (slow-mo camera)
■ Main tripod amzn.to/2whGqED
■ Pan head for tripod amzn.to/2fhX3wh
■ Lighting kit amzn.to/2vs5sDB
■ Wireless lav mics amzn.to/2BCqtKQ
STAY UP TO DATE
■ Instagram instagram.com/evanandkatelyn @evanandkatelyn
■ Twitter twitter.com/EvanAndKatelyn
■ Pinterest pinterest.com/evanandkatelyn
■ Blog evanandkatelyn.com
MUSIC
Camden Lock by David Cutter Music
Coasting by David Cutter Music
Doggle by David Cutter Music
EDITOR
3D Sage youtube.com/user/artsage1
We made this wine rack DIY for Katelyn’s parents and really love how it turned out! It’s floor to ceiling and makes a big statement. We liked the look of wood and metal too. All in all this was really simple, just a lot of repetition when it came to adding the deck balusters because there were so many, but we thought it was a great alternative to embedding metal rods if you’re working with limited tools. Overall, very happy with this wood wine rack DIY especially when we compare the “after” to the “before!”
