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Glass Bottle Cutter
$55.95 – $59.95
Just place it on the body of the glass you wanted to cut and rotate the bottle to cut the line.
Cutting bottles is now easy and portable with the help of this Glass bottle cutter tool. Pour hot and cold water on the cut line alternately until the glass bottle is separated.
- Easy to make a scoreline that joins up perfectly every time.
- Cuts a huge range of bottle sizes.
- Cuts bottles with thicknesses from 2mm to 8mm.
- Heavy-duty cutter rated to 10,000 hours of cutting time.
- Carbide cutting wheel.
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Glass Bottle Cutter has the following product features:
Material: ABS and stainless steel
Item Size: 14.8 * 11.5 * 4 cm / 5.8 * 4.5 * 1.6 in
Item Weight: 365 g
Package Size: 19.5 * 14.5 * 4.3 cm / 7.7 * 5.7 * 1.7 in
Package Weight: 423 g / 14.9 oz
Packing list: 1 * bottle cutter, 1 * User manual (English)
| Colors | Blue, Green, Yellow |
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9 reviews for Glass Bottle Cutter
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Bobby –
not as simple as they make it look. need to practice on a few, once you got the technique down – works like a charm
William –
Works very good. A few trial and errors at first, but after a few cuts it performs perfect. I practiced on beer bottles first and then wine bottles. The key is not to put much pressure on the bottle, it should rotate fairly easy. Beer bottles are hard to cut, had a few cracked and irregular cuts. Wine bottles work the best
Kelly –
Amazing product!! Great for presents, or if you’re into crafts at all…or even if you’re not. It’s so simple to use, anyone can do it with a little practice. Directions are perfect and easy to follow. Bought 2 more for gifts!
Pat –
Works well easy to use and packaged nicely with all tools needed to cut. Works better then any other glass cutter I have used on bottles. Makes cutting quick and easy. Only thing you will need more of is the sandpaper it comes with after cutting a few bottles it is worn out. This is not a huge problem as every local hardware store sells it.
Robin –
Does what it’s suppose to. Its hard to use, not because the product is bad or anything. It’s precise, so the user must practice and take some time to learn how to use it properly. Once you’ve done that you can get almost all the bottles to come out perfectly. Takes hours of practice, don’t fault the tool if you bottles don’t come out as you wanted. Just like you wouldn’t blame the hammer for smashing you own thumb.
Ernesto –
Works great and easy to use. I suggest watching YouTube videos for tips.
Julian –
Works like a charm. Alternating cold and boiling water will just make your glass bottles just split in half as if they were never attached. It’s brilliant.
Jeset –
Love this thing. I would love it even more if they could make a baseplate for this so I can cut perfect lines. Hopefully that is in the near future
Andres –
Must admit that at first I hated this tool and thought it did not work. Then I watched some videos on youtube to help me better understand how to work it. The instructions with the tool indicate that once you use it on a bottle that you dunk the bottle in hot then cold water. Never could make that work right. Found that by etching it lightly and then pouring very hot water over it, followed by very cold tap water, it worked beautifully. Watch the youtube videos!