After 10 videos, I ended up using a metal file, going around the bottle where I wanted to cut it until it was as good as I could get it. Then while the water was heating up to boil, I got bored. Got my blowtorch. Went around the filed part a couple times, then put it into water, and it worked! The acetone and string method is the closest to what I just did, and it seems MUCH more simple! Going to use that from now on! Got a nice whiskey glass made out of a Jameson bottle. The next one I make I'm doing the acetone string method and making it larger, more for regular drinking stuff, not a small whiskey glass.
Wow. I almost killed myself doing this (method #1) First of all, I made an incredibly stupid rookie mistake. I left the cork in the bottle I was cutting. Secondly acetone is more flammable that I thought it was, I mean this shit is like gasoline. I did this in my kitchen sink. When I lit the string on fire is was an out-of-control flame and I dropped the bottle in the sink. The gases from the acetone collected in the sink and did a huge flare up, burned my hand pretty bad. When I put the bottle in the bucket of water (remember I had left to cork in) the quick drop in pressure and temperature exploded the bottle 3 feet from my face. Every piece of glass missed me. I'm lucky I'm not fucking dead. So here's tip for you newbies (newbies like me), be fucking careful, do this shit outside, and wear protective equipment on your eyes and hands. The dude in the video is a pro whose done this a hundred times or more. And NEVER leave the fucking lid on. I can't believe I did that. Good video, good tutorial, just be careful if you've never done this before.
Tanner Campbell Thanks for sharing your experience. Glad you're OK. Yes, leaving a cork inside is not a good idea. I will add an annotation, telling people to make sure they take off the lid/cork. Thanks
I have tried every way there is. I'm sticking with the bottle cutter then candle method. It never fails and gives perfect results. No "do-overs". No frustration.
So I have the bottle , got the string , the acetone and away I go . Looks really simple to do . After setting fire to the string the sink then caught fire where I'd poured the acetone over the string and the whole bottle was in flames and so was my hand .In panic I ran yelling " the house is on fire" to my bemused boyfriend who casually turned the tap on .After putting more thought into what I was doing and 3 more tries this did actually work . Safety first !
Should mention that the edge of the cut glass needs to be smoothed down with a grinding stone or heavy duty sand paper. so none gets cut...no bloody mess please!
I tried the first method and it resulted in the breaks not being where I intended. Scoring and using 2 candles to maximise heat and getting it v hot then cooling in water caused the cracks to appear in the right place. Thanks for the video!
So i wanted to make some cool diy's with this glass bottle. So I found this video at last and I was amazed of how easy the string method was. Next I took a string, vine bottle and and pure alchocol instead of acetone. Next when I put the string on fire it went well. Next I dropped the bottle to a basin of water but it did not brake. I tried it again but suddenly the whole bottle caught on fire and we all screamed for the sake of our lives. The videos good. The moral lesson of this tutorial is think twice before you leap as nd also safety first.↕
method one is very simple. make sure the inside of the glass is dry or you will have difficulties as the water inside the glass will absorb heat and the glass will not break cleanly if at all. Just be patient and make sure the glass is dry and you will have no problems :) i've done method one dozens of times. Most of the glasses in my cabinets are reused glass bottles :)
Great work! The acetone method was a pleasant surprise; I've never heard of that trick before. I'm definitely going to try it. If it comes out smooth enough, it'll be a drinking glass, and if not, it'll be a vase.
+Sean Wilkinson the acetone method isn't good for drinking glasses, it eill not be straight enough. the better is the second method, with the glass cutting blade.for it to be more practical, do it with a candle and cold water, not ice.
WOW! Candle and ice. First time perfect cut. Took two heating's far enough away to avoid carbon buildup. When I went to dry the bottle off after the second icing, my beer bottle fell apart. Spent about 10 min with sand paper to break the edges on both top and bottom. Thank you for the education.
+Shake the Future I'm having trouble cutting with candle method. its either that im to impatient or im doing something wrong. Could you help me on this?
Would it be advantageous to combine aspects of different methods? For example, score the bottle as in method #2, then tie an acetone-soaked string to it and proceed as normal for method #1?
He makes it look so EASY. Great video....way better than the first one I saw and not going to mention. I am ready to get started. Glad I didnt use a propane torch. Candle so much more efficient. Perfect.
there's so many kids and adults with not much common sense on here I'm kinda surprised there's no disclaimer or warning at the beginning of this video to not try this at home or you're a professional/done this 100 times before so wear safety equipment Edit: there are warnings in the description, idk if that was added after this video was tried by those celebs, but still maybe it should've been on the video visually as well
I must say, I am surprised about these methods- they are so passive! No aggressive tactics. Just the steady application of heat then sudden immersion into cold, using the natural tendencies of the glass against itself. That's what I call human ingenuity! I smoke marijuana concentrates with a glass water pipe or bong. Lots of resin has accumulated in my bong, but there is no way to get it out. I have decided to cut the top part of my bong off, harvest the resin, and reattach the top part so I can use the bong. I only plan to do this one time, because after this month I will not run concentrates. Anyway, your video was extremely helpful and I am SO GLAD you made it and shared it! I was going to tap-tap-tap on the glass with a tiny chisel and a tiny hammer. Now I see the error of my ways!!! Is there any particular reason why acetone must be used? Can any other flammable household chemical be used instead of acetone? If anyone could answer these questions, I would appreciate it! Take care of yourselves, thanks in advance.
It's easier when you put the bottle in boiling water and then in ice cold water, repeat. This way is much better than using a candle and an ice cube (just saying)
+Hannetjie Louwrens Well, that depends on what you prefer. I use both methods. There are times when I use candle and ice and times when boiling water. Cheers!
+Hannetjie Louwrens I have been using a glass cutter to make a score line then pouring boiling water over the bottle and dunking it into a pitcher full of ice water and certain bottles have not broken cleanly. Would you recommend dunking the bottle into boiling water instead of just pouring the hot water over it?
good method. another way I was doing it. I was breaking bottles more than getting a good cut. the part I wanted broke and the part I didn't want was perfect.
Thank you for the demo of glass cutting. I was wondering if you could help me figure out how to Evenly cut the tiny light bulps from Christmas light chains (from a light chain that doesn't work any more)? I need them for my Miniature project, but I cannot find any tools that are small enough and safe for this purpose. I tried using a small drill with a flat cutting disk, and it works, but the edge is not even and it is too much work to have to sand the edges after... Do you have any ideas as to what I can do? Thanks again. :)
Alberto Perez Depending for what you will use it. Sometimes the cut is perfect, so there is no need for sanding. If you're making a drinking glass, it's always a good idea to sand it down.
After scoring the bottle with a glass cutter, insert a metal rod with a ball type tip into the bottle and gently tap the score line all around the inside of the bottle.
Very nice video. Thank you so much for sharing. But I have a question here, I assume the cut-out surface will be of rough texture, so do I need to polish them, say in case I want to use the bottom portion as drinking glass (a bit weird may sound). Thank and appreciate again for such a wonderful video.
using a glass or bottle cutter seems the best way to go. I would make a base to heat or cool the bottle. To avoid cutting myself, when the bottle splits in half and falls.
Very useful tips! Thank you! I just got me a bottle cutter. The instruction said I should soak the scores with hot water and cold water. Didn't work. I saw your video and tried number 3. It worked! However, my bottle did not separate as smooth as yours and didn't follow the line I scored with my cutter. Any idea why?
Please be very careful if you're doing this. I'm not sure of the details but a young lady has suffered 3rd degree burns when trying to cut glass whilst following an online tutorial. See the description for safety precautions if you do attempt it. But never play with fire! Please stay safe
Depends on the thickness of the glass and method used. Typical 1.5 litre wine bottle for instance is about 5mm- 1cm thick. Its not too bad if the person knows how to do it.
There was a guy a couple months ago, and all of the commenters picked up on this phrase he used of "having his jimmies rustled", on Cracked.com The comments section was just full of the phrase.
its the technique, the tape roll, roll the bottle not the cutter, the candle, the ice. Rather then take the glass cutter to the bottle while its in your lap and try and score a straight line. I love sarcasm, but this dude is pretty clever. Foreign, but clever, probly one of them sneaky ass Russians. Or maybe hes one of them al quieda's. Wonder what hes putting in them bottles, bettcha he knows how to seal em back up too, but he aint tellin that part. HHmmmmm secrets, I don't like secrets. Sure does know a lot about acetone too. That cant be good. Your right, maybe somebody outta take a look at this guy. Good call.
Omg...I have so many bottles in my room. I was thinking about decorating them till I saw this video. And I read some comments. ..., I think I'll just recycle ♻️ them now.
they all work on their own though. You start hybridizing and adding stuff and leaving stuff out, your gonna have a situation on your hands, that I don't think your ready for. Don't leave out the safety glasses, What ever you do.
After 10 videos, I ended up using a metal file, going around the bottle where I wanted to cut it until it was as good as I could get it. Then while the water was heating up to boil, I got bored. Got my blowtorch. Went around the filed part a couple times, then put it into water, and it worked!
The acetone and string method is the closest to what I just did, and it seems MUCH more simple! Going to use that from now on!
Got a nice whiskey glass made out of a Jameson bottle. The next one I make I'm doing the acetone string method and making it larger, more for regular drinking stuff, not a small whiskey glass.
@the last part: a human of class 😎
I came here to also cut a Jameson bottle 🤣 but the much larger one to make into a glass flower vase.
Me: Trying to go to sleep.
TH-cam: Wanna know 3 ways how you can cut glass?
Me: sure.
🔨
Wow. I almost killed myself doing this (method #1)
First of all, I made an incredibly stupid rookie mistake. I left the cork in the bottle I was cutting. Secondly acetone is more flammable that I thought it was, I mean this shit is like gasoline.
I did this in my kitchen sink. When I lit the string on fire is was an out-of-control flame and I dropped the bottle in the sink. The gases from the acetone collected in the sink and did a huge flare up, burned my hand pretty bad.
When I put the bottle in the bucket of water (remember I had left to cork in) the quick drop in pressure and temperature exploded the bottle 3 feet from my face. Every piece of glass missed me.
I'm lucky I'm not fucking dead.
So here's tip for you newbies (newbies like me), be fucking careful, do this shit outside, and wear protective equipment on your eyes and hands. The dude in the video is a pro whose done this a hundred times or more. And NEVER leave the fucking lid on. I can't believe I did that.
Good video, good tutorial, just be careful if you've never done this before.
Tanner Campbell
Thanks for sharing your experience.
Glad you're OK.
Yes, leaving a cork inside is not a good idea.
I will add an annotation, telling people to make sure they take off the lid/cork.
Thanks
I am so sorry.. But this make me LOL.. Glad you are alive..
I laughed almost immediately after it happened Smacker39. I couldn't believe what an idiot I was about it.
thanks for the warning and the funny story
Tanner Campbell Wuss.
I have tried every way there is. I'm sticking with the bottle cutter then candle method. It never fails and gives perfect results. No "do-overs". No frustration.
So I have the bottle , got the string , the acetone and away I go . Looks really simple to do . After setting fire to the string the sink then caught fire where I'd poured the acetone over the string and the whole bottle was in flames and so was my hand .In panic I ran yelling " the house is on fire" to my bemused boyfriend who casually turned the tap on .After putting more thought into what I was doing and 3 more tries this did actually work . Safety first !
You dumb shit.
Yep that's me !
hahahahaha! cutie!
you wereno supposed to pour the acetone onto the string you're supposed to put the string into a container let it soak.
that sounds like something I'd do 😂
I never thought of using a bottle cutter, absolute MADNESS!
Should mention that the edge of the cut glass needs to be smoothed down with a grinding stone or heavy duty sand paper. so none gets cut...no bloody mess please!
+J Davis I thought that was obvious?
+Yashasvi I thought not voting for Donald Trump was obvious.
Danny Hussain
omg, haha yeah, the Americans are fucking that one up royally
I see why your comment was necessary now xD
Common sense.....my bad common sense not common anymore 😂
Danny Hussain reason he won is cuz Hillary is worse, not cuz he was good
For quicker cut using glass cutter, simply apply very hot water to bottle after using glass cutter, then apply very cold water. It’ll snap off quickly
Thank you!!
When I tried this, I ended up with a huge crack. Be mindful of that when you try it.
Use sturdy leather gloves for handling glass. Make sure you clean any acetone off your hands or gloves before you light the string.
I tried the first method and it resulted in the breaks not being where I intended. Scoring and using 2 candles to maximise heat and getting it v hot then cooling in water caused the cracks to appear in the right place. Thanks for the video!
If glass cuts you, you cut it back
Agreeed
Whenever working with Glass wear gloves.
ur so tuff bro.
I hate gloves. When I damage my hands to irecognition then say I should have worn gloves. Then again when they heal I hate gloves.
I've broken so many cups but have allot of wine bottles to replace them! great video
IMPORTANT - sand the edges, they are razor sharp
So i wanted to make some cool diy's with this glass bottle. So I found this video at last and I was amazed of how easy the string method was. Next I took a string, vine bottle and and pure alchocol instead of acetone. Next when I put the string on fire it went well. Next I dropped the bottle to a basin of water but it did not brake. I tried it again but suddenly the whole bottle caught on fire and we all screamed for the sake of our lives. The videos good. The moral lesson of this tutorial is think twice before you leap as nd also safety first.↕
method one is very simple. make sure the inside of the glass is dry or you will have difficulties as the water inside the glass will absorb heat and the glass will not break cleanly if at all. Just be patient and make sure the glass is dry and you will have no problems :) i've done method one dozens of times. Most of the glasses in my cabinets are reused glass bottles :)
with cold or hot water?
cold
what kind of string is used here ? cotton string ?
@@JKRowl non synthetic.
This is a good technique for cutting bottle and to put yourself to sleep.
The easiest way to cut glass:
th-cam.com/video/ifpvZxd_MII/w-d-xo.html
Cool video, I throw away so much class every day, little bit of time and I could have a collection of soda bottle glasses
For those of you who dont know what is he reffering to when he says "acid" It is Nail polish remover. An you dont need a lot of it.
Now next video: 3 ways to put out a fire. 😁🔥 👍 Awesome video.
Works perfectly. If the string is thin and tightened as much as possible, the cut could be made very precise. Tried it. Worked very well. Thanks!
Great work! The acetone method was a pleasant surprise; I've never heard of that trick before. I'm definitely going to try it. If it comes out smooth enough, it'll be a drinking glass, and if not, it'll be a vase.
+Sean Wilkinson the acetone method isn't good for drinking glasses, it eill not be straight enough. the better is the second method, with the glass cutting blade.for it to be more practical, do it with a candle and cold water, not ice.
Hey it's me from the future
It's actually the same trick blues musicians used for their bottlenecks. And then grid it on the pavement
brb making a gravity bong
holy fuck this is exactly why I was searching up how to cut bottles
me too :D
almost everyone is here for that c; shhh
same xd al of us are here for that
Yep. Same here.
WOW! Candle and ice. First time perfect cut. Took two heating's far enough away to avoid carbon buildup. When I went to dry the bottle off after the second icing, my beer bottle fell apart. Spent about 10 min with sand paper to break the edges on both top and bottom.
Thank you for the education.
Randy Miller
Great to hear that.
Thanks for sharing your experience.
+Shake the Future I'm having trouble cutting with candle method. its either that im to impatient or im doing something wrong. Could you help me on this?
😊
I'd do the second method for sure! Thank you for putting this up!!! Helpful.
Would it be advantageous to combine aspects of different methods? For example, score the bottle as in method #2, then tie an acetone-soaked string to it and proceed as normal for method #1?
This is the question I have?
First one.
*Science*
Second two. *Sharp things.*
Thanks Gru!
This is great! I have some beautiful blue bottles that I have been saving. Now, I will give them a second purpose. Thank you!
I have a few calypso lemonade bottles that are beautiful and I cannot wait to do this too. (method 1 of course)
He makes it look so EASY. Great video....way better than the first one I saw and not going to mention.
I am ready to get started. Glad I didnt use a propane torch. Candle so much more efficient. Perfect.
First idea took a few tries, but put the bottle in cold water before the fire dies.... it works! Thank you Shake The Future :)
He sounds like gru of despicable me 😂
+HeyItsNatalie Green
Yes, I get it a lot.
Thank u for replying, I didn't mean it in a bad was as well
Yeah I realised straightaway 😂
that "oh Yeeeah" that the end
I thought I am the one lol 😂
I like your ideas and the "bottle music" at the backstage😊. Thank you.🍾
Hello, does the acetone process work with average sized wine bottles? Or is it only effective on the smaller bottles?
Using the 2nd one combined with an ice water tub for cooling was effective for me.
"Remember to wear gloves,"--Clearly not wearing gloves :P
When that acetone eats up his fingertips he'll know it lol
@@krystahnash6803worst if the gloves catch on 🔥
How to cut a bottle: use a bottle cutter
That was. A lot of help my brother ! Thank you from Colorado
Danica Mcadam
Righteous drum work setting forth the background!
Man, I have been looking for this since ever! Thanks a lot! ;D
You are glass bottle cutting king. ;]
Regards.
I use a bottle cutter in method #3. It costs around $20. But I pour boiling water instead of a candle and the run cold water on it. Works fine.
there's so many kids and adults with not much common sense on here
I'm kinda surprised there's no disclaimer or warning at the beginning of this video to not try this at home or you're a professional/done this 100 times before so wear safety equipment
Edit: there are warnings in the description, idk if that was added after this video was tried by those celebs, but still maybe it should've been on the video visually as well
Tbh I think they should take this video down. The fire method shouldn't be advised, seeing as there are other safer methods available like option 3.
I've used my $50 water-bath diamond tile cutter, cuts glass very clean.
So cool! I always wanted to cut bottles. I won't be throwing them away anymore. Thanks for posting.
Cheers!
Its really nice bro
Yes, easy to see how easily a fire starts.
I must say, I am surprised about these methods- they are so passive!
No aggressive tactics. Just the steady application of heat then sudden immersion into cold, using the natural tendencies of the glass against itself.
That's what I call human ingenuity!
I smoke marijuana concentrates with a glass water pipe or bong.
Lots of resin has accumulated in my bong, but there is no way to get it out.
I have decided to cut the top part of my bong off, harvest the resin, and reattach the top part so I can use the bong. I only plan to do this one time, because after this month I will not run concentrates.
Anyway, your video was extremely helpful and I am SO GLAD you made it and shared it!
I was going to tap-tap-tap on the glass with a tiny chisel and a tiny hammer.
Now I see the error of my ways!!!
Is there any particular reason why acetone must be used?
Can any other flammable household chemical be used instead of acetone?
If anyone could answer these questions, I would appreciate it!
Take care of yourselves, thanks in advance.
Dude your grammar is on POINT 😂😂
Very good idea, I'm going to try it
It's easier when you put the bottle in boiling water and then in ice cold water, repeat. This way is much better than using a candle and an ice cube (just saying)
+Hannetjie Louwrens
Well, that depends on what you prefer.
I use both methods. There are times when I use candle and ice and times when boiling water.
Cheers!
+Hannetjie Louwrens I have been using a glass cutter to make a score line then pouring boiling water over the bottle and dunking it into a pitcher full of ice water and certain bottles have not broken cleanly. Would you recommend dunking the bottle into boiling water instead of just pouring the hot water over it?
I recommend drinking the boiling water.
@@Normandy-e8i LOL
did you use industrial acetone, or regular nail-polish remover? Have done it about 7 times and nothing...
Make sure you are wearing safety goggles and gloves in case the bottle shatters.
I just tend to throw it against a brick wall, works every time
DOES NOBODY ELSE CARE THAT THAT CANDLE JUST FELL DOWN?
You've really out effort into your video. Props!
Really fantastic! Thank a lot for your channel :)
Hey! It's clayclaim
I love it channel
If you see this please can you reply
Good work
good method. another way I was doing it. I was breaking bottles more than getting a good cut. the part I wanted broke and the part I didn't want was perfect.
Thank you for the demo of glass cutting. I was wondering if you could help me figure out how to Evenly cut the tiny light bulps from Christmas light chains (from a light chain that doesn't work any more)? I need them for my Miniature project, but I cannot find any tools that are small enough and safe for this purpose. I tried using a small drill with a flat cutting disk, and it works, but the edge is not even and it is too much work to have to sand the edges after... Do you have any ideas as to what I can do? Thanks again. :)
I'm a new collector and I appreciate your information I hope to one day be like your community or coin collection
don't you have to sand the edges?
Alberto Perez
Depending for what you will use it. Sometimes the cut is perfect, so there is no need for sanding. If you're making a drinking glass, it's always a good idea to sand it down.
After scoring the bottle with a glass cutter, insert a metal rod with a ball type tip into the bottle and gently tap the score line all around the inside of the bottle.
background song just like in Far Cry 2
Good job
Can we cut whiskey bottles as well using the same process. Asking this because the glass is bit more tough compared to wine or beer bottles.
Very nice video. Thank you so much for sharing. But I have a question here, I assume the cut-out surface will be of rough texture, so do I need to polish them, say in case I want to use the bottom portion as drinking glass (a bit weird may sound). Thank and appreciate again for such a wonderful video.
Its not weird at all I want to do the same
Hey, please do the finishing using different grits of sand paper..
@@ananyaakap thank you. Which grade of sand paper if you may suggest please
Great video, I enjoyed watching it. Cut you please let me know which strength of cutting knife you used (2, 4 or 6?)
He Sounds A Little Bit Like The Guy In Despicable Me
He also sounds like the cheap doctor from the Simpsons ,remember ? " Hiii Everybody..."!
doctor nick! "Inflammable means flammable? What a country!"
*The Gru in training!* 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
i put the bottle in the freezer and then hot water on it! Works very well
Wear protective goggles, gloves..and file the edge of the glass with a heavy duty sandpaper.
using a glass or bottle cutter seems the best way to go. I would make a base to heat or cool the bottle. To avoid cutting myself, when the bottle splits in half and falls.
Very useful tips! Thank you! I just got me a bottle cutter. The instruction said I should soak the scores with hot water and cold water. Didn't work. I saw your video and tried number 3. It worked!
However, my bottle did not separate as smooth as yours and didn't follow the line I scored with my cutter. Any idea why?
Your videos are so helpful . thank you !
Please be very careful if you're doing this. I'm not sure of the details but a young lady has suffered 3rd degree burns when trying to cut glass whilst following an online tutorial. See the description for safety precautions if you do attempt it. But never play with fire! Please stay safe
Some other video used boiling and ice water to cool & heat- this here is only 2 methods btw.
I want to try this. How can I smooth to around the rim so I can use it as a drinking glass? Prefectly smooth if possible.
Young dude: Here's a free tip for you.
Use gloves.
great video, tried this myself and it worked in the video I produced. Thanks again.
I'm only here to work out how you'd manage to get third degree burns doing this.
Person below poured the acetone into the sink to soak the string. I'd assume that's what happened.
I find this video extremely informative and highly recommend it’s content for any artist or crafstpersons
Great!! Can you drink from them without risk of injury? Thanks!
It made me so nervous every time he would touch or run he's finger around the rim!😰 All I could think about is the nasty cut he could get!😖
The easiest way to cut glass:
th-cam.com/video/ifpvZxd_MII/w-d-xo.html
Depends on the thickness of the glass and method used. Typical 1.5 litre wine bottle for instance is about 5mm- 1cm thick. Its not too bad if the person knows how to do it.
Orion M42 🤔...10 mm thick wine bottle, hhhmmmm...wow, okay then🙃🔫💨💨
I'm guessing you could use a length of kanthal wire and a regulated Ecig to heat the wire?
Dip in boiling water, then ice water, and so on until it breaks; much easier.
The first one, I saw somewhere if you put water to the line where you want to cut the cut will be more precise
Another reasons why drinking is good for you. Empty bottles :)
lol Dude your funny!!!
Phoenix Reborn uhh&)ńbbxbxb)
Phoenix Reborn Cracked?
There was a guy a couple months ago, and all of the commenters picked up on this phrase he used of "having his jimmies rustled", on Cracked.com The comments section was just full of the phrase.
Phoenix Reborn Oh, my bad, I'd never heard the term before. Thank you for being kind and taking the time to explain!
hi, i have tried many times but i couldn't cut it smoothly, its always wavy. any tricks do you suggest
Y’all talking about gravity bongs. I just want a guitar slide to play spongebob songs
the mystery of bottle cutting was solved..thank you😆
so use glass cutters to cut glass I would have never known
its the technique, the tape roll, roll the bottle not the cutter, the candle, the ice. Rather then take the glass cutter to the bottle while its in your lap and try and score a straight line. I love sarcasm, but this dude is pretty clever. Foreign, but clever, probly one of them sneaky ass Russians. Or maybe hes one of them al quieda's. Wonder what hes putting in them bottles, bettcha he knows how to seal em back up too, but he aint tellin that part. HHmmmmm secrets, I don't like secrets. Sure does know a lot about acetone too. That cant be good. Your right, maybe somebody outta take a look at this guy. Good call.
Omg...I have so many bottles in my room. I was thinking about decorating them till I saw this video. And I read some comments. ..., I think I'll just recycle ♻️ them now.
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after cutting the glass bottle then use a fine fine sandpaper on the cutting edge glass...
that help smooth edge and not sharp cut on the skin
Wet saw ( aka tile saw). Works perfect every time and you don't burn the house down playing with candles and flammable liquids
sounds like the count from sesame Street,
repeat 1,2,3 times ah ah ah ahhhhh.
Do you need something for the edges? How to avoid cutting the glass tips? sandpaper? and what numbers?
should you wear glove for hand protection
Yes, I should.
You make it look so easy
Thanks to this Abbie quinnen's life is ruined
Frrr so sad
Good work, interesting video
hybrid between method 1 and 2 should work
+Venria Maia Or, even better, 1 and 3.
+Rambi “Rambi9000” ikr lol
they all work on their own though. You start hybridizing and adding stuff and leaving stuff out, your gonna have a situation on your hands, that I don't think your ready for. Don't leave out the safety glasses, What ever you do.
Metthod 1 Just be aware I have tried this on three bottles it didnt do it.
I dont know if manufacturing has changed?
I like method 1 the best.
+Amaris Lee Have you tried the method one? Cos I'm really gonna do it.
did you do it?
Cool video I just finished a quart bottle of Corona beer I'm thinking man that would be a cool cut