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For Square Bottles & Round Bottles & the Neck of Round Bottles
Noodle Mom
Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2025
impossible to set up. cheaply made. trash
Karen Kennedy
Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2024
Difficult to use, cutting is uneven and I found it hard on my hands.
Joan West
Reviewed in Canada on May 10, 2023
Honestly can't say. Bought it because it was on sale and haven't had a chance to use it yet. Looks good.
kaleah
Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2023
I’ve made a couple vases & drinking glasses using this cutter & kombucha bottles. I haven’t tried the square cutting option yet, but I’m very happy with this bottle cutter. YouTube has some great videos on how to separate the pieces after scoring & how to sand your cuts to make them smooth & not sharp.
Brice delavelle
Reviewed in Canada on January 18, 2023
Line of cut not not straight … hard to find right pressure … not for me
José Cruz Uc Cimé
Reviewed in Mexico on June 14, 2022
No funciona al 100 % o almenos como muestran en la foto aparte que no es resistente y el filo se va a la primera botella
jennifer
Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2022
It won't cut, replacement cutting wheels & tool not included. I didn't open until several months after purchase. It won't work and Amazon gives me no option to contact seller this late over missing pieces.
etownie
Reviewed in Canada on November 30, 2022
Absolutely works awesome! However make sure you take the lid off your bottle before doing the hot cold step.. makes sense hot to cold would cause maybe some issues.... But if your lid is still on the bottle it turns it into a DIY IED in your hands. Guess I gotta drink another bottle of Pendleton to make the mixing glass I wanted to make... Woe is me 😉
Miguel Ãngel Medina Luna
Reviewed in Mexico on February 6, 2021
No es tan fácil el utilizar el producto.
Dave S.
Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2021
This product works as intended, but patience is required. It's easy to make cuts into glass, so going too fast and with varying degrees of pressure can cause the cut to not be straight. Definitely gets easier with practice and is easy to learn.
Matthew C Larsen
Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2020
simple device with good packaging and directions. Materials used are cheap and flimsy. the body is extremely thin metal what warps easily and the blade does not stay in place to score the glass consistently causing cracks to form perpetuating away from the location that was scored. many times this caused the glass to shatter when attempting to break using the quench method they recommend with this product.then the design of this product needs improvement as the rubber quark for holding the bottle neck in place is not adjustable enough to hold the bottle parallel when attempting to score. furthermore the adjustable base which slides closer and further from the blades does not allow for a cut within 2" from the bottom of the bottle causing you to lose a lot of glass from the start.
Pancho
Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2019
The set up is a little tedious to learn in the beginning. But the fixture is made to cut different types of bottles so there are extra adjustments for all of that.The instructions are definitely a translation and require some thinking when you read through it to make sense.The cutter does work very well.Definitely practice on several bottles before trying to cut something you expect to be perfect. Emptying extra bottles is not a bad thing to have to do!
Pantagruel
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2018
I first tried the round bottles only version and was able to trim an 8 inch cylindrical candle holder to a height of a bit over 6 inches. I then saw that there was a version that also handled square bottles and got that (returned the first one--the company was very nice about it and email customer service was very good). So far, I've only tried trimming one square jar with this second version (Kensington mayonnaise), which is harder to do than the cylindrical bottles. The gadget works really well, but you do need to develop some finesse/technique: the amount of pressure, the angle of the blade, how many times you alternate hot and cold water (depends in part on thickness of the glass, I think). I still get vertical or oblique cracks that go below the line I am aiming for (these manifest during the hot water application--you can't see them ahead of time), so I try to be flexible with the height I want and to have several of the same bottle, so I can fine tune the technique. The metal frame on this second glass cutter is slightly warped, so the rollers don't sit horizontally ; they're slightly dipped, maybe 5 degrees or so. I don't think this is affecting the performance, and hopefully I will be able to straighten the frame eventually, but I didn't notice that in the first gadget. In short, a great DIY tool. However, if you have a treasured piece of glass that you want to modify, I would probably take it to a professional. Just don't take it to a glass windows and doors person--they only have rotary saws that decimate the glass (speaking from sad experience).Wanted to add that, after a few more uses, the metal frame warping has straightened itself out.
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