This shows how Craig McKinney made the bottle
opener that fits inside the bottom of the "shell".
All of these items were created by our customers.
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The original stoppers with three o-rings are no longer available.
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This shows how Craig McKinney made the bottle
opener that fits inside the bottom of the "shell".
Bob Rotche in VA does amazing woodwork plus
awesome bottle stoppers. See Bob's website.
Nick Manuel in Maine turned these bottle
openers. I love that they stand either way.
Mike Landers in TX, turned these impressive
stoppers: 2 bourbon and 1 wine/whiskey stopper.
Mike Landers also made these 3 stoppers. The
first is a whiskey and 2 wine stoppers.
Michael Ryan in NJ, printed the logo, glued it to
wood and cast it in clear resin. Beer tab pulls!
Doug Hubert in CO turns comfortable shapes
on these stainless wine stoppers.
Doug Hubert in CO turned these wine bottle stoppers
The 2 on the right have detailing around the top rim.
Bill Leigher in FL, turned this stainless bottle cap
opener as a retirement momento.
Stopper created from Unique Blanks
at Niles Bottle Stoppers. Turned by
Ruth Niles
Another group of inspirational designs for bottle
stoppers by Elsa Oppenheimer in Vermont.
David Sisk in TX created this great stopper
with wood pieces in dyed resin.
Daniel DuBois turned this whiskey stopper.
Check out his youitube channel.
Carl Jacobson turned this aluminum
top on the stainless beer bottle opener.
Super classy!
Bill Preston in FL. Top shelf whiskey stopper and
two wine bottle stoppers. Cherry and Canary Wood.
Daniel Dubois in KS turned this
colorful stopper for wine. Nice.
Elsa Oppenheimer, VT. These stoppers look
terrific in the bottles; as they should!
Elsa Oppenheimer in VT created these
unique stoppers for wine lovers' gifts
Mike Measells uses curtain rods, old canes, drum
sticks or dowels to make bottle openers. He does
not own a lathe. Great imagination!
Mike Measells, TX, found an unfinished
wood doll and made a bottle opener!
He might paint a face and coat on it.
Turned wood beads on the SS-9006
style bottle stopper, by Ruth Niles
Steve Bennett turned colored pencils,
the shape gives the colors great shapes.
Visit his Etsy page to see more.
The first half of an array of stainless and brass
bottle stoppers Julie Hagan in MA created.
Julie Hagan in MA created these sleek stainless
bottle cap openers. Very attractive.
This is Merv Miller's first ever bottle stopper.
Merv is in IN and he did a great job.
Frank Kobilsek turned these three fantastic Niles
beer bottle openers. All are sold. I can see why!
Carl Jacobson used aluminum shavings in
resin to make this stainless beer bottle opener
Rich Zakrzewski in NY turned this beautiful
Bourbon stopper and engraved the top. Nice!
Michael Clark converted his custom-made
vapor into a whiskey stopper!
Mark Eason carved then painted this cat tap pull
opener for his neighbor. This is his finished painted cat!
Lou Dornback turned and engraved this wine
stopper. Contact Lou if you wish to order one..
Merle Johnson in OR turned this
acrylic acetate top for a bottle stopper.
Richard Grossman in MO turned this
Ebony stopper with a pearl guitar
fingerboard marker for a friend.
Robin Jacobson in OR found this unusual
cabinet knob and put it on a Niles stopper.
Steve Crescenzo in NC created these bottle
openers with Lichtenberg fractal wood burning!
Theresa Roberts in WI, created
this gorgeous bottle opener using
a vintage knife handle. Perfect!
Roger Dirkx in OR turned this tab pull.
He's only been turning a few months!
Robin Watson in VA turned this cool
whiskey barrel to top a brass stopper.
Ed Salisbury turned this
great Spectraply stopper.
Jeremy Henderson in Alabama
turned these great shaped stoppers.
Scott Boyle in AZ puts a buffalo nickel in the tops
of his bottle stoppers. This one is bacote wood.
Brad Campana in Calif. turned these eye-catching
stainless wine stoppers.
Don Bertschman created another bar set with
a stopper, bottle opener and paring knife in
the center. Great gift idea.
Another great looking stopper from
Peter Urasky
Beautiful work from Peter Urasky
A beautiful set of can pull
tabs from Mitchell Jones
A few stoppers from Edward Salisbury.
Great job Edward!
Tom Puskar turned a
great whiskey barrel stopper.
Bob Berner turned these
great stoppers.
A few more from Curtis Fuller. These
are simply spectacular.
Curtis Fuller turned and burned these
amazing bottle openers as gifts
Brad Campana turned these two stoppers.
The stone inlay looks great.
Tim Boddy turned this very
unique stopper. he used a drawer pull
and a piece of Jarrah wood for it.
Don Bertschman made this bar set: stopper,
opener and the middle one is a paring knife
for cutting lemons and limes.
Paul Ketola from California made these
beautiful sea stone stoppers.
Wine bottle stopper and beer bottle opener
turned from Bob Rosand's Unique Blanks.
Milt Petersen in GA turned these wine bottle
stoppers with stone inlays. See his Etsy shop
Milt Petersen in GA turned these wine
bottle stoppers. See his Etsy shop for more..
Anthony Yakonick in PA turned these 3 wine
bottle stoppers. Very nice work and good shapes.