Can I use this to cut wine bottles?
1945078
I've never tried, but it's meant to cut all glass. May be difficult to hold it steady. I think they make cutters specifically for glass bottles though.
1784990
No. It's intended to be used for straight cuts. You could probably clamp it down and make it work but there are better tools for that.
812418
I haven't tried it but there is extra room, you have to sort of pinch the cutter when opening regular bottles so I'm guessing it would work on larger bottles.
401933
Not sure if I would use this tool for ivy vines. I suggest a "sharp" hand pruner to cut the vines.
602813
Well I'm a tile installer and use this saw to cut glass tile frequently. I would suggest that you have a high quality diamond blade though. This saw is capable of cutting something as wide as a wine bottle. It is a awesome saw
1645756
With this paticular kit you won't need to cut/drill the bottle at all. The electrical cord runs out of the top of the electrical device and it will run down the outside of the bottle.
401934
My saw is used for cutting regular lumber, but it would be more than adequate to cut vines.
1132972
I think this saw would work for you, just keep your fingers away from the blade. I bought mine to use to cut metal strips to use in stained glass projects. Good luck.
602812
Yes, it will cut the glass bottle just fine. You will get the cleanest cut without chipping if you use a new high quality blade, full water blast, and slow and steady.
753530
Yes. Set the rip fence to the length you want then feed the bottle into the blade until it cuts to the inside then rotate the bottle to cut around it. If you rotate too fast or do not keep the bottle square to the blade, it will break before you finish the cut. Wear gloves and goggles. Small, sharp shards are produce.
1555031
Im sorry. I've only used them with wine bottles. I'm very happy with them for wine and that is the reason I purchased them. Sorry I can't be more help.
2001530
Sure can. Make sure to use a high-quality ultra-fine finish blade when you rip it to width, and go slowly. You don't want to splinter the edges.
1337920
It's pretty flexible. It has a moveable stop that allows you to cut bottles to just about any height for a drinking glass. I flipped it around and only the cut the bottom of my bottles off and it works for that too. If you order it, get extra scoring blades. They wear out pretty quickly depending on how my bottles you are planning to cut.
769581
I suppose you could... The blade is a bit narrower that most other blades but it will certainly give a close cut :)
595335
I have not used the bottle opener yet. I use it primarily for the knife and scissors functions. I did notice that they both had to be sharpened before they worked well. I use it for very light jobs, as I don't think it would work well for heavy duty jobs.
1965799
I got this for my gf and we were cutting just a few minutes after it was out of the box. We cut mostly wine bottles and there has not been any cut we wanted so far that the device would not allow room for. As long as you can hold the bottle steady you can make a score anywhere you want.
1102092
I wouldn't think so. It's for a rough-cut sort of use for packaging and wrapping. You'd need more of a sliding sharp blade device. I sell fine art prints and this would NOT be an option. If you don't have many to cut, get a nice cork-backed metal ruler and an X-acto blade.