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Silicon Bottle Stopper Kit (10pk)

Item #: BS5

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This 10 pack Silicon Bottle Stopper Kit. These silicon stoppers are superior to cork. An easy project - the stopper fits over larger diameter of a stepped wooden dowel and is held by friction. The smaller diameter of the dowel is glued into a turned blank. Package of 10 dowels and stoppers.

How Turned:	Jam Chuck
Drill Sizes used:	1"
Skill Level:	Easy
Blank Size:	1-1/2 x 2
Category:	Bottle Stopper Kits

Package Weight: 0.14 pounds
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Average Customer Review: 4 out of 5 7 Reviews

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Great stopper

Reviewer: Mike Maxfield (pahrump, NV)
Submitted: 11.14.2009

These are great stoppers. They work well with any type of wood and they seal the bottle well.

Not what it seems...

Reviewer: Steven Shelton (Wilmington, DE)
Submitted: 9.29.2009

The rubber on these stopper bottoms feels good and the function is fine but the color is terrible. They are not clear or milky white as shown online; they are yellow. The only things they have going for them is price and the dowels being included.

Silicon stopper base

Reviewer: Kenneth Schmanke (Gerald, MO)
Submitted: 9.16.2009

Great for low cost stoppers. I have to apply some glue to the inside of silicon to keep silicon portion from sometimes staying inside the wine bottle.

Not what I expected

Reviewer: Carolyn Wilson (salt Lake City, UT)
Submitted: 3.13.2009

I love making bottle stoppers and I thought these would be good. In the past I have drilled a hole for a dowel and glued it in, then used the dowel to hold the wood as I turned it. I didn't realize that the stoppers would already be attached to the dowel, so I have to figure out how to use them.