How does it work for just cutting the bottom of the glass?
1143140
I was not able to sucessfully cut a single glass bottle or jar. To me, the quality of the cutter is lacking.As noted, I returned & will continue to look for a quality bottle cutter.
1143141
Does not work. Could not get it to cut anything. Waste of money. Very un-happpy!!!!!
1143142
I am not sure, I gave this as a gift. I will ask the girl that I gave it to tho. Thanks!
1143143
The lowest I have ever cut is 2 inches from the bottom and it works well, if you follow the instructions provided!! If you have any other questions feel free to ask
359874
Paul, i have one and its scores perfectly (with a bit pf practice, of course) i cut all kinds of bottles -wine, liqueur, soda - but this is to score it not slice through. I have found that it matters on the quality of glass your scoring. Beer bottles are about the lowest quality of glass you can use. I can get maybe one bottle to score/cut properly for my uses out of far too many. And don't use that tap thingy. Just use the hot cold water 'stress' method and the results are very promising. Yet this all take practice and a good recycle bin in the interm.
334522
I haven't used it much, but it is small. Probably best suited for thicknesses of one or two pieces of stained glass stacked and cutting intricate shapes. Might be faster than all the cuts necessary with a regular hand held cutter. Other than that my suggestion would be a larger type wet saw with rotary diamond blade...maybe even industrial size with a 10 inch blade. Probably would be faster, and blade last much longer. Just my opinion though. best regards
321289
The blade is dull, but I think if you hit the neck of the bottle hard enough, it should break the glass with minimal shards of glass.
1461138
They will cut glass, but be very care for the cutter can brake and send glass all over you. Please have a face shied on.
2248656
I mostly use it for metal. I've tried one drinking glass. The cut is fairly shallow so it won't be a sand blast effect which would be deeper. If you try different bits and use heavier glass, you might get better results.
1408545
Have only used it on glass. We cut holes in bottles with it. Sorry I couldn't help.
1973900
The glass breaker is on the rear end of the handle. Its a very solid knife so I have no reason to believe it wouldn't work, though that's not why I bought it and it does have a clip on it, if you've read a comment on it not having one. Its not a pocket knife per say. Its stout and heavy, perfect for what I bought it for, which is work, cutting, prying. I love the knife
695389
No you just close it the knife won't break the glass it's just so they dons slide around
753529
I doubt that. I have cut the glass tile but it is very tough. The edge of the glass tile was very easy to get damaged and if you want a clean cut you need to look for something else.
1175814
I only cut glass, but I used spray from a water bottle. Didn't take very long to cut through the glass, so only spritzed it twice.
1902086
No and No but its glass and can cut and be abrasive if a lot of pressure is applied
378672
I ran a knife around the edges and then pushed the bottom up and out. Worked fine!
1048993
I have used the cutter blade but have not used the glass yet. I just assume it works as stated.
135784
It might cut through it (or hot butter), but it isn't much good for anything else. I would use a knife.
691483
Although it would work, I think it could weaken the structural integrity of the glass. Abrasive etching would be a better solution.
486548
I haven't tried that yet...I suppose a thicker piece might fare better than a thinner piece, but for some reason I doubt it. Thinking of how it works, the blades, etc. leads me to this theory. If I ever get a scrap piece of plexi glass I will give it a try and post the results.