WINE TRANSPORT WAGON

Today the construction of the barrels and boxes for transporting wine was completed, although the brakes and the mules still need to be hitched, this was a bit hard and tiring work, as I had never built barrels before. The wood used was beech and oak, this is the wood of excellence for aging and curing wines of high quality and price, oak of French origin is the most famous for its unique properties, for the color, taste and texture that it transmits to the wine. . I also made some wooden taps that are often used in wine barrels, but today they are almost invisible, some photos of this work, I hope you enjoy. Thanks for watching.

WINE TRANSPORT WAGON

Hello all friends, thank you for your interest in following this compilation of the construction of the transport galley for the famous Camillo Alves wine, at the beginning of the 20th century. XX. As you can see in the photos, the gang is finally starting to take shape, however the most complicated and difficult thing still remains to be done, the brake, which you can't see and I have no idea what it would look like, the rockers and the harness for the mules, but that's it when they arrive. A few more photos of the construction of the wine transport barrels, I hope you enjoy seeing them.

WINE TRANSPORT WAGON

Hello all friends and thank you for accompanying this construction of the wine barrel transport galley. Today I'm going to show you some more progress in this work, the construction of the cart's seat, which makes up the various support hardware and the two boxes underneath, with rope handles, which I confess I don't know what purpose they were intended for, this is the dilemma After making a building with just a photograph that is about a hundred years old, I also applied a coat of bondex to protect the wood. Some photos from the compilation.