K-State Wine Rack for Sell

[Mikeyis4dcats]

BTW, the blond chick is hot.   Sell noods.

[steve dave]

don't be creepy mikey

[Saulbadguy]

don't be creepy mikey

Might as well say "don't be wet, water"

[Cire]

If I saw that at a AIDS/Cancer fundraiser garage sale for 20 bucks I'd offer 15.

[Mikeyis4dcats]

don't be creepy mikey

sorry... 

[8manpick]

This is why IE's should leave product design to the real engineers, and focus more on optimizing factories, traffic flow, and all that other non-engineering bullshit.

[OK_Cat]

I am an Industrial Engineering Student at K-State. In our senior design class we are required to design, manufacture, and market a K-State product.

This year we decided to make a wine rack and our company name is Willie Works. We are making a limited number of these and we only have 30 left. They are going fairly fast. If you want more information about the wine racks or want to buy one you can visit our web-site at www.willieworksllc.com

I'll take 6, one for each of my cottages in Italy. 

[Poster formerly known as jthutch]

I am an Industrial Engineering Student at K-State. In our senior design class we are required to design, manufacture, and market a K-State product.

This year we decided to make a wine rack and our company name is Willie Works. We are making a limited number of these and we only have 30 left. They are going fairly fast. If you want more information about the wine racks or want to buy one you can visit our web-site at www.willieworksllc.com

I'll take 6, one for each of my cottages in Italy. 

  Go to your local high shcool and say I'll provide the wood and stain if you can build these.  They will get all 6 to you in about a week. 

[OK_Cat]

I am an Industrial Engineering Student at K-State. In our senior design class we are required to design, manufacture, and market a K-State product.

This year we decided to make a wine rack and our company name is Willie Works. We are making a limited number of these and we only have 30 left. They are going fairly fast. If you want more information about the wine racks or want to buy one you can visit our web-site at www.willieworksllc.com

I'll take 6, one for each of my cottages in Italy. 

  Go to your local high shcool and say I'll provide the wood and stain if you can build these.  They will get all 6 to you in about a week. 

but i want a legal powercat.   

[chum1]

i don't think they have cottages in italy.  they have haciendas.

[steve dave]

i don't think they have cottages in italy.  they have haciendas.

take it to the where is pissclams thread juan

[MeatSauce]

is it possible to substitute Viaka bottles for wine bottles?

[8manpick]

is it possible to substitute Viaka bottles for wine bottles?

Not on this wine rack.  You would preferably want a liquor that was not at all worth the expensive price tag.  Perhaps a Patron or a Grey Goose.

[KITNfury]

BTW - did you not ever take english. "For sell"?

[Dugout DickStone]

Pakhead that rough ridin' thing or GTFO.

Also, donate at least 50% of proceeds to BBBS.

[Pete]

I am an Industrial Engineering Student at K-State. In our senior design class we are required to design, manufacture, and market a K-State product.

This year we decided to make a wine rack and our company name is Willie Works. We are making a limited number of these and we only have 30 left. They are going fairly fast. If you want more information about the wine racks or want to buy one you can visit our web-site at www.willieworksllc.com

I love your idea, but I have a few post-production modifications that I'd like to suggest...shouldn't take to long to retrofit your remaining stock.

First, I am a HUGE live music and piano enthusiast, as are a TON of the guys on this site.  So, I am suggesting a little "tickling of the ivories" theme here, if you know what I mean.  However, lets get a bit snazzier and make this really "pop" by going with purple keys.  We may have to make those minor keys white, or gray...not sure, use your judgment on this one.

Second, while I like the engraved powercat on your design, it was a bit too subtle.  It's like sticking a tiny powercat on your washing machine....people see that and say "why the eff do you have a powercat on your washing machine?"  Instead, you have to make the powercat the center of the attention....they'll say "sweet powercat hombre...OH MY GOD IT'S ALSO  A MOTHER rough ridin' WINE RACK!"  See, better.

Third, Security.  As we've learned with the recent murder in Manhattan, it just isn't as safe as it used to be.  We need to think about the preservation of our assets.  That's why I am STRONGLY recommending the inclusion of a police grade taser to the wine rack, and a key fob system.  If you do not possess the fob on your person theN BAM!  rough ridin' tased.  PEACE OF MIND RESTORED.

Fourth, it would be negligent to just taser poeple without a warning, and the last thing that we need is a rough ridin' product liability suit eating up the scarce resources of the School of Engineering.  So, we need to include a motion sensor with a 120db horn/speaker unit.  I've already spoken with Limestone's wife and she is willing to do the voice work for the warning...her voice is terrifying.

Please get back to me asap with your your ETOD.  If you want, we can take orderS for you here on the site, but I'm warning you now, I am not going to be the one who writes the rough ridin' back order apology letters...that's on you....add some rough ridin' staff or a second shift.

[8manpick]

I love your idea, but I have a few post-production modifications that I'd like to suggest...shouldn't take to long to retrofit your remaining stock.

First, I am a HUGE live music and piano enthusiast, as are a TON of the guys on this site.  So, I am suggesting a little "tickling of the ivories" theme here, if you know what I mean.  However, lets get a bit snazzier and make this really "pop" by going with purple keys.  We may have to make those minor keys white, or gray...not sure, use your judgment on this one.

Second, while I like the engraved powercat on your design, it was a bit too subtle.  It's like sticking a tiny powercat on your washing machine....people see that and say "why the eff do you have a powercat on your washing machine?"  Instead, you have to make the powercat the center of the attention....they'll say "sweet powercat hombre...OH MY GOD IT'S ALSO  A MOTHER rough ridin' WINE RACK!"  See, better.

Third, Security.  As we've learned with the recent murder in Manhattan, it just isn't as safe as it used to be.  We need to think about the preservation of our assets.  That's why I am STRONGLY recommending the inclusion of a police grade taser to the wine rack, and a key fob system.  If you do not possess the fob on your person theN BAM!  rough ridin' tased.  PEACE OF MIND RESTORED.

Fourth, it would be negligent to just taser poeple without a warning, and the last thing that we need is a rough ridin' product liability suit eating up the scarce resources of the School of Engineering.  So, we need to include a motion sensor with a 120db horn/speaker unit.  I've already spoken with Limestone's wife and she is willing to do the voice work for the warning...her voice is terrifying.

Please get back to me asap with your your ETOD.  If you want, we can take orderS for you here on the site, but I'm warning you now, I am not going to be the one who writes the rough ridin' back order apology letters...that's on you....add some rough ridin' staff or a second shift.

I want one of these.  I really like that it looks like it has room for more than a evening's supply of wine, and I'm going to be in the market for a piano shortly.  Can we disconnect the taser and use it ourselves to make our wine parties more fun?

[steve dave]

I am an Industrial Engineering Student at K-State. In our senior design class we are required to design, manufacture, and market a K-State product.

This year we decided to make a wine rack and our company name is Willie Works. We are making a limited number of these and we only have 30 left. They are going fairly fast. If you want more information about the wine racks or want to buy one you can visit our web-site at www.willieworksllc.com

I love your idea, but I have a few post-production modifications that I'd like to suggest...shouldn't take to long to retrofit your remaining stock.

First, I am a HUGE live music and piano enthusiast, as are a TON of the guys on this site.  So, I am suggesting a little "tickling of the ivories" theme here, if you know what I mean.  However, lets get a bit snazzier and make this really "pop" by going with purple keys.  We may have to make those minor keys white, or gray...not sure, use your judgment on this one.

Second, while I like the engraved powercat on your design, it was a bit too subtle.  It's like sticking a tiny powercat on your washing machine....people see that and say "why the eff do you have a powercat on your washing machine?"  Instead, you have to make the powercat the center of the attention....they'll say "sweet powercat hombre...OH MY GOD IT'S ALSO  A MOTHER rough ridin' WINE RACK!"  See, better.

Third, Security.  As we've learned with the recent murder in Manhattan, it just isn't as safe as it used to be.  We need to think about the preservation of our assets.  That's why I am STRONGLY recommending the inclusion of a police grade taser to the wine rack, and a key fob system.  If you do not possess the fob on your person theN BAM!  rough ridin' tased.  PEACE OF MIND RESTORED.

Fourth, it would be negligent to just taser poeple without a warning, and the last thing that we need is a rough ridin' product liability suit eating up the scarce resources of the School of Engineering.  So, we need to include a motion sensor with a 120db horn/speaker unit.  I've already spoken with Limestone's wife and she is willing to do the voice work for the warning...her voice is terrifying.

Please get back to me asap with your your ETOD.  If you want, we can take orderS for you here on the site, but I'm warning you now, I am not going to be the one who writes the rough ridin' back order apology letters...that's on you....add some rough ridin' staff or a second shift.

omg 

[PandaXpanda]

I am an Industrial Engineering Student at K-State. In our senior design class we are required to design, manufacture, and market a K-State product.

This year we decided to make a wine rack and our company name is Willie Works. We are making a limited number of these and we only have 30 left. They are going fairly fast. If you want more information about the wine racks or want to buy one you can visit our web-site at www.willieworksllc.com

I love your idea, but I have a few post-production modifications that I'd like to suggest...shouldn't take to long to retrofit your remaining stock.

First, I am a HUGE live music and piano enthusiast, as are a TON of the guys on this site.  So, I am suggesting a little "tickling of the ivories" theme here, if you know what I mean.  However, lets get a bit snazzier and make this really "pop" by going with purple keys.  We may have to make those minor keys white, or gray...not sure, use your judgment on this one.

Second, while I like the engraved powercat on your design, it was a bit too subtle.  It's like sticking a tiny powercat on your washing machine....people see that and say "why the eff do you have a powercat on your washing machine?"  Instead, you have to make the powercat the center of the attention....they'll say "sweet powercat hombre...OH MY GOD IT'S ALSO  A MOTHER rough ridin' WINE RACK!"  See, better.

Third, Security.  As we've learned with the recent murder in Manhattan, it just isn't as safe as it used to be.  We need to think about the preservation of our assets.  That's why I am STRONGLY recommending the inclusion of a police grade taser to the wine rack, and a key fob system.  If you do not possess the fob on your person theN BAM!  rough ridin' tased.  PEACE OF MIND RESTORED.

Fourth, it would be negligent to just taser poeple without a warning, and the last thing that we need is a rough ridin' product liability suit eating up the scarce resources of the School of Engineering.  So, we need to include a motion sensor with a 120db horn/speaker unit.  I've already spoken with Limestone's wife and she is willing to do the voice work for the warning...her voice is terrifying.

Please get back to me asap with your your ETOD.  If you want, we can take orderS for you here on the site, but I'm warning you now, I am not going to be the one who writes the rough ridin' back order apology letters...that's on you....add some rough ridin' staff or a second shift.

this is absolutely fantastic advice.

[michigancat]

I am an Industrial Engineering Student at K-State. In our senior design class we are required to design, manufacture, and market a K-State product.

This year we decided to make a wine rack and our company name is Willie Works. We are making a limited number of these and we only have 30 left. They are going fairly fast. If you want more information about the wine racks or want to buy one you can visit our web-site at www.willieworksllc.com

I love your idea, but I have a few post-production modifications that I'd like to suggest...shouldn't take to long to retrofit your remaining stock.

First, I am a HUGE live music and piano enthusiast, as are a TON of the guys on this site.  So, I am suggesting a little "tickling of the ivories" theme here, if you know what I mean.  However, lets get a bit snazzier and make this really "pop" by going with purple keys.  We may have to make those minor keys white, or gray...not sure, use your judgment on this one.

Second, while I like the engraved powercat on your design, it was a bit too subtle.  It's like sticking a tiny powercat on your washing machine....people see that and say "why the eff do you have a powercat on your washing machine?"  Instead, you have to make the powercat the center of the attention....they'll say "sweet powercat hombre...OH MY GOD IT'S ALSO  A MOTHER rough ridin' WINE RACK!"  See, better.

Third, Security.  As we've learned with the recent murder in Manhattan, it just isn't as safe as it used to be.  We need to think about the preservation of our assets.  That's why I am STRONGLY recommending the inclusion of a police grade taser to the wine rack, and a key fob system.  If you do not possess the fob on your person theN BAM!  rough ridin' tased.  PEACE OF MIND RESTORED.

Fourth, it would be negligent to just taser poeple without a warning, and the last thing that we need is a rough ridin' product liability suit eating up the scarce resources of the School of Engineering.  So, we need to include a motion sensor with a 120db horn/speaker unit.  I've already spoken with Limestone's wife and she is willing to do the voice work for the warning...her voice is terrifying.

Please get back to me asap with your your ETOD.  If you want, we can take orderS for you here on the site, but I'm warning you now, I am not going to be the one who writes the rough ridin' back order apology letters...that's on you....add some rough ridin' staff or a second shift.

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I want to see v1!

Also, I am an engineer and can help you develop this. I will send you my card.

[PandaXpanda]

ot does anyone know where i can pick up a good bird feeder in kc? 

[michigancat]

ot does anyone know where i can pick up a good bird feeder in kc? 

I am doing one for my IMSE project next semester. They will have a brass powercat embossed to the side. It will cost 57.95 plus shipping and handling.

[PandaXpanda]

hmmmm, not real fond of brass (4/20 lolz) so i'll only be needing two. tia.

[Mikeyis4dcats]

I am an Industrial Engineering Student at K-State. In our senior design class we are required to design, manufacture, and market a K-State product.

This year we decided to make a wine rack and our company name is Willie Works. We are making a limited number of these and we only have 30 left. They are going fairly fast. If you want more information about the wine racks or want to buy one you can visit our web-site at www.willieworksllc.com

I love your idea, but I have a few post-production modifications that I'd like to suggest...shouldn't take to long to retrofit your remaining stock.

First, I am a HUGE live music and piano enthusiast, as are a TON of the guys on this site.  So, I am suggesting a little "tickling of the ivories" theme here, if you know what I mean.  However, lets get a bit snazzier and make this really "pop" by going with purple keys.  We may have to make those minor keys white, or gray...not sure, use your judgment on this one.

Second, while I like the engraved powercat on your design, it was a bit too subtle.  It's like sticking a tiny powercat on your washing machine....people see that and say "why the eff do you have a powercat on your washing machine?"  Instead, you have to make the powercat the center of the attention....they'll say "sweet powercat hombre...OH MY GOD IT'S ALSO  A MOTHER rough ridin' WINE RACK!"  See, better.

Third, Security.  As we've learned with the recent murder in Manhattan, it just isn't as safe as it used to be.  We need to think about the preservation of our assets.  That's why I am STRONGLY recommending the inclusion of a police grade taser to the wine rack, and a key fob system.  If you do not possess the fob on your person theN BAM!  rough ridin' tased.  PEACE OF MIND RESTORED.

Fourth, it would be negligent to just taser poeple without a warning, and the last thing that we need is a rough ridin' product liability suit eating up the scarce resources of the School of Engineering.  So, we need to include a motion sensor with a 120db horn/speaker unit.  I've already spoken with Limestone's wife and she is willing to do the voice work for the warning...her voice is terrifying.

Please get back to me asap with your your ETOD.  If you want, we can take orderS for you here on the site, but I'm warning you now, I am not going to be the one who writes the rough ridin' back order apology letters...that's on you....add some rough ridin' staff or a second shift.

You should be on Shark Tank.

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Will the pete model be available by easter?