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Adjustable Glass Bottle Cutter by Sbanas on April 25, 2015 technology workshop craft home food play outside costumes Adjustable Glass Bottle Cutter by sbanas on April 25, 2015 Table of Contents Adjustable Glass Bottle Cutter . 1 Intro: Adjustable Glass Bottle Cutter . 2 Step 1: Materials . 2 Step 2: Cutting And Sanding . 3 Step 3: Attach Corners . 3 Step 4: Cutting Holes And Slots . 4 Step 5: Glass Cutter . 5 Step 6: Finishing . 7 Step 7: First Try . 8 Step 8: Polyurethane . 9 Step 9: Finished . 9 Advertisements . 10 http://www.instructables.com/id/Adjustable-Glass-Bottle-Cutter/ Author:sbanas I'm 16 in Waco, Texas. I love being outside and building things, I can build anything with just a few ideas and tools. Intro: Adjustable Glass Bottle Cutter I have wanting to make a bottle cutter for a while now, just because I really like the idea of making glasses from bottles. I found a lot of designs online, but one thing they all had in common, is that none of them are adjustable. Now I want to be able to cut different types and sizes of bottles, so I came up with this design that can be adjusted for different bottles. Cutting glass bottles can be really fun, and drinking out of a glass you made is also satisfying. Plus you get to repurpose an ordinary glass bottle into something new and useful. Step 1: Materials For this project I used: - 1x4 Scraps - Glass Cutter - Polyurethane - 1/4"x2" Bolts - Wing Nuts - Epoxy - Wood Glue - Screws - Glass Bottles http://www.instructables.com/id/Adjustable-Glass-Bottle-Cutter/ Step 2: Cutting And Sanding After I decided how I was going to build it, I cut out the pieces and sanded them. Step 3: Attach Corners I joined up the corners by adding some wood glue, then driving in some screws. http://www.instructables.com/id/Adjustable-Glass-Bottle-Cutter/ Step 4: Cutting Holes And Slots I began by drilling the two holes the size of the bolts on the sliding block. Then I put the block in place at each of the furthest ends and used the same drill bit through the original holes to make marks. I then drilled the rest of the holes through and drew lines connecting them for the slots. I used the jigsaw to cut out the slots along the lines. http://www.instructables.com/id/Adjustable-Glass-Bottle-Cutter/ Step 5: Glass Cutter Since I would only be needing part of the glass cutter, I used the Dremel to cut off the part I would need. I cleaned that up with a file and sanding block, so it looked better. Then I lined it up on the side of the board with a bottle, so I could find out where it should go. http://www.instructables.com/id/Adjustable-Glass-Bottle-Cutter/ http://www.instructables.com/id/Adjustable-Glass-Bottle-Cutter/ Step 6: Finishing I finished it with some more sanding, I used some files to sand in the slots. I glued the bolts into the holes in the sliding block with epoxy. Finally, I tested the sliding block with the wing nuts, and screwed on the glass cutter. Also this glass cutter can be adjusted too, by screwing it into a different spot. http://www.instructables.com/id/Adjustable-Glass-Bottle-Cutter/ Step 7: First Try At this point, I decided to give the cutter a try. First I adjusted the sliding wall to where I wanted the cut, and scored the cut on the glass. Next I heated up some water just to boiling, and slowly poured it over the score for about 30 seconds. Next, I quickly switched to cold water over the score for about the same time. Lastly, I slightly twisted the bottle, and it popped apart. I smoothed the cut up using some sandpaper and Dremel. http://www.instructables.com/id/Adjustable-Glass-Bottle-Cutter/ Step 8: Polyurethane Now that I have finished and tested it I decided to give it a polyurethane finish. This is actually the first time I have used polyurethane, so I wanted something to give it a try on. When it was dry, I put all the parts back on and I was done. I also added a set of rubber feet on the bottom for traction and stability. Step 9: Finished Cutting bottles actually turned out even more fun and easy than I thought it would be. It's and interesting process, and very satisfying when the bottle pops in half in your hands. So far I have only broken a few bottles in the process, and I am looking forward to cutting many more bottles in the future. By the way something I noticed, almost all the colored bottles(green, brown) I have tried to cut have broken, opposed to all of my clear bottles have been a success. Maybe the colored ones are made cheaper, or the clear ones are thicker glass, I don't know. Hope you enjoyed and have fun cutting bottles! REMEMBER TO BE SAFE, GLASS CAN BE VERY DANGEROUS. http://www.instructables.com/id/Adjustable-Glass-Bottle-Cutter/ Advertisements http://www.instructables.com/id/Adjustable-Glass-Bottle-Cutter/.
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