Similarly, you don’t need to be an expert woodworker to build this tabletop wine rack and display your favorite brands or varieties. Glue miter jointLay out the two pieces, end to end, so the edges of the miter cuts touch. With the wine rack on its side, draw a line perpendicular to the miter joint, about ⅛" from the inside angle—this will be the depth of the spline. Set the table saw fence far enough from the blade so that the wine rack just fits between them. Apply tape to protect the wine rack, and use a handsaw [6B] to cut off the excess spline material.