Tools:
Circular saw
Jig Saw
Drill
Orbital Sander
1/2″ Flat drill bit
Hole saw
Materials:
A small Pallet
Screws
Wood glue
80 grit sand paper
Step 1: Select and Dismantle

I’ve found that a rubber hammer is pretty good for the work, because it not only achieve an equivalent result as a daily hammer, but it also doesn’t leave any marks after hiting the wood.
Use a crow bar or a daily hammer to get rid of the nails from the boards.
Step 2: Back Panel

Mark 60cm on each board.
Sand the edges slightly with great care the wood can adhere more to the opposite .
Use many wood glue and spread it together with your fingers or whatever you’ve got around, and use clamps to carry the pieces togheter.
If you do not have big clamps, you’ll use staples therefore the joints are often as tight as possible.
Don’t worry about the looking. After everything is completed the marks from the staples are going to be removed.
Step 3: Cutting the Cups Support

Measure the width of the back panel and cut 2 pieces with the same measurements.
Step 4: Drilling Holes for the Cups

By doing that you’ll be splitting the wood in 2 exact pieces. Measure the middle of each piece and drill a hole with the 1/2″ flat drill bit.
After that trace 2 lines from the edges of the hole to the edge of the wood and cut it out with a Jig Saw.
Cut also 2 spacers with 3cm of height.
Step 5: Sanding and Gluing

Step 6: Bottle Holder

Step 7: Bottle Hole

Remember that the hole saw needs to be a little bit bigger than the bottleneck’s.
Sand the inside of the hole.
Step 8: Dry Fit and Cutting Back Panel

Cut where you marked the 60cm on the back panel.
Dry fit everything and check if it goes as expected.
Step 9: Final Gluing

Step 10: Finishing

After that hang it on the wall and enjoy your piece of art.