Here’s a collect of sixteen more wine stoppers that I did recently. Again, Again, most of them were done with the popular flame style.
![Wine Stoppers for gifts](http://ravenview.com/wp-content/uploads/12_21_09_more_wine_stoppers_01.jpg)
They were done in a variety of woods including Zebrawood, Red Palm, Thuya, English Walnut, Cocobolo, Pau Rosa, Cherry Burl and Maple.
Here’s some closeup photos showing the different stoppers. This photo shows a Zebrawood, an English Walnut, a Cherry burl and a Red Palm stopper:
![Wooden Wine Stoppers](http://ravenview.com/wp-content/uploads/12_21_09_more_wine_stoppers_02.jpg)
This photo shows a Cocobolo, another Red Palm, another Zebrawood and a Pau Rosa stopper:
![Woodturning Wine Stoppers](http://ravenview.com/wp-content/uploads/12_21_09_more_wine_stoppers_03.jpg)
This photo shows a stopper of unknown wood (I believe some type of Mahogany), another Cocobolo, another Pau Rosa and another Zebrawood stopper:
![Wood Wine Stoppers](http://ravenview.com/wp-content/uploads/12_21_09_more_wine_stoppers_04.jpg)
This photo shows a Thuya, another Zebrawood, a Maple and another Zebrawood stopper:
![Wine Stoppers made of wood](http://ravenview.com/wp-content/uploads/12_21_09_more_wine_stoppers_05.jpg)
As you can tell, these are becoming quite addictive. 🙂
Back to the shop…
Dave
Great work on the stoppers. Where do you get the bottoms of the stoppers? I want to turn some myself, but haven’t found any that I like. These look nice….
Happy Holidays
Dave
Woodworker's Guide
Thanks, Dave. You can find the stoppers at most turning supply companies like the ones found here in the directory.