Can this be adjusted so just the very bottom of the wine bottle can be etched/cut? I only need to cut off the very bottom piece.
1085688
It can be, but it's not as easy as adjusting the blade. I had to do the same thing. You have to switch one of the rollers with the blade so the bottom of the bottle can ride along the stop plate to keep it stable. Then you have flip the little blade around. It's not hard, just tedious and only takes a screwdriver and a small wrench to hold the nuts.
561467
Not without modifications. Looks like the shortest it will adjust to would be about 45". You could use a saw to cut the ends but you would lose some of the benefit of the arch. If cut down to 33" I would estimate that it would only arch out about 4" in the middle compared to a straight bar.
2001821
If you are asking if Rousseau insert can be trimmed to fit in smaller opening I would say NO. I don't think it would be easy to modify without running the risk of damaging it. A better alternative would be to re rout table top to accept Rousseau insert.
1503792
If I understand what you want to do, this is how I think it could be done. Don't push the outer tube thru, twisting as you push to desired depth, remove tool and probably using a thin sharp knife, cut out the core to be removed, probably in pieces to desired depth. There is no part of the tool that will cut the core, as it is intended to go all the way through so the plunger can then push the core out the bottom of the apple, etc.
133627
No, you have to pull the whole piece out about 75% to pour. Also, make sure you pour part of a glass before inserting the corkcicle or the wine will over flow due to displacement (I always forget).
7682
I thought about cutting a hole in a wine bottle but I think it would be pretty tricky, you could do it but it would be difficult because it needs a flat surface to stabilize it. I bought this to cut a hole in the bottom of a glass decanter and I gave up (probable because I lack patience) but it was moving around a lot more than I had hoped.
1579142
Not that it can't be done but the top has some weight and the adjusting knobs are at the bottom, so it would not be convenient, plus the aligning height holes on mine are not the best I've seen before, I think it would cause you unneeded grief if you were doing this on a constant basis.
2017435
You could but you would probably have to cut too high and ruin bottom of case
514778
This keyboard could have the width cut down. The original keyboard has indentation holes for the railing screws pre-marked, which would be cut off of one end when you cut the keyboard width down. Someone skilled in woodworking could cut the keyboard down to the size you want, but you'd have to be careful to put the screws for the railings in absolutely straight after the size was cut down. I'm not saying it can't be done, I'm just saying it would take some careful time and patience to be absolutely sure it was cut straight when the width was cut back, and to mark the new screw locations exactly straight, but in capable hands it seems doable. Got a woodworking buddy?
624524
You could cut/file some material off the bottom but I doubt it will work as is.
2220517
Cut it off from the bottom and replace the rubber tip. Easy to do with a saw that will cut through lucite. I've had three of the lucite canes and each is adjusted for the height of the shoes I am wearing when I use it!
1024564
Hi, pretty new @ bottle cutting, only did wine bottles. try web site for g2 cutter, they might say. friend in Seattle having excellent results w/wine bottles. don't blame g2 cutter if they don't seperate rite away. I'm still practicing, ( but have limited supply of bottles to work with). her's are cutting perfectly, only losing 1 or 2 out of 30. Her hint is..... sml blow torch over score line, then extremely cold water (using tons of ice). good luck, Betty
2102386
You probably could take a hacksaw and cut off about 6" below where the tubes are seamed together. Or just have a metal fabricator make you one showing the picture.
1903505
I say it is possible to mod but you have to be precise and have the right tools not to screw it up. Scissors probably not maybe with a rotary tool.
659235
You could use a butter knife, but the resulting jagged edges would ruin the aesthetic you are trying to achieve by using a designer product such as this.
1270236
Yes. That's exactly what I did. The stem has to be shortened. Try it prior to adjusting the length. You may like it as is.
990607
I don't think it would damage it if you cut a small notch in the bottom. Hard to say without pictures.