DIY Automated Glass Bottle Cutter

There are lot of methods to cut glass bottles, but non of them could make the job easy and effortless as this Automated Glass Bottle Cutting Machine. It could slice bottle after bottle in seconds!
Main used parts:
- Heating Element Coil Wire 2kw - shorturl.at/uBKY8
- Microwave Turntable Motor 5/6r/min - shorturl.at/cuGHW
- AC Voltage Regulator - shorturl.at/oswIX
- Double Rocker Switch - shorturl.at/wzMOV
- Tubular Crimp Terminals - shorturl.at/lEHN0
- Silicone Wire - shorturl.at/eilr0
- Spiral router bits - shorturl.at/cjnAP
Music by Epidemic Sound (www.epidemicsound.com)

[@rafezetter8003]

I can see the score line made with a glass cutting scribe first. The bottle doesn't have one, then it appears : @9:07 and is NOT in the same parallel as the heating coil. The coil on it's own cannot give such a precise cut - at least be honest about it.

[@copernicofelinis]

Can you remind me what day it is?

[@gannas42]

​@@copernicofelinisAt the time this video was posted it was March 31st. Even if an April Fools joke it isn't funny nor obvious which makes it at the very least an extremely lame attempt at a prank.

[@hitkill35]

@@gannas42 Even if it was a bad joke, he would always find someone to make him laugh. Why did I feel like swearing?

[@_DML_]

Then there's the misleading thumbnail.

[@tednelson5277]

This is bloody annoying that he left out thr essential scoring of the bottle.

[@DR-zi3wz]

"Just Insane" - You are correct. The bottles obviously have a cut-line from a glass cutter scribed into them near the where the heater wire contacts the bottle. The wood-working looks nice though.

[@megan_alnico]

I noticed that too. Why fake it?

[@jbbolts]

@@megan_alnico Yes why waste people's time

[@jbbolts]

I'm guessing this was released on April 1st, 6 days ago?

[@broniusale5987]

@@megan_alnico I think the line is from rubbing on hot coil.

[@jacobhoffman2553]

he didnt fake it - cheap as fuck to make it and try it - it works - im not sure what application your cut bottles will have tho.... not many countries make the fuckers any more so why? just why? dipshits... (things that no longer generate revenue in RL are shared with ppl on youtube... gold mining gem mining ect... first they strip the mines and when it is no longer profitable they make money off of telling you how to do it)

[@Falling_Down_1776]

We can see the scribe line...🙄

[@hippie-io7225]

Good design. Elegant and illustrates principles of alignment and jig construction. Well done!! If I build one of your units I would add a small ruler to the base, for more repeatable cuts.

[@DaveEtchells]

Cool project - this is actually one of the ways lens manufacturers cut up slabs of high-grade optical glass.

[@Dartheomus]

My first thought: OMG I need this! My second thought: Wait, why am I cutting bottles again? :)

[@Sean_but_Not_Heard]

I think the “score line” people are seeing is the hot wire smearing onto the very hard glass. This glass-cutting trick is repeatable with a string soaked in fuel around a glass bottle, lit on fire, and then cracked with cold water. The thermal shock cracks the glass along the line of greatest tension, which is the very hot, thin outside line where the string burned or the coil rode.

[@FelixLantiguaCamacho]

Why would you need to cut a glass bottle for?

[@charleshetterich8514]

grav bong baby what else

[@maxenielsen]

Very well and thoughtfully done! Thank you!

[@chrisb2557]

Very impressive!! Love your creativity. Makes crafting easier for sure. Thank you for sharing.

[@viorsa8200]

Magnífico proyecto maestro, gracias por compartirlo, un cordial saludo y por supuesto un merecido like desde Narón (Galicia)👍🤓😜

[@tasuja7761]

Спасибо за интересный урок, я резал стеклорезом, но ваш способ быстрее и производительнее

[@wf8933]

Great job!

[@TNI.496]

Great work bro❤

[@samuelfellows6923]

🤨 ~ April fools joke/fraud, he has to scratch the bottle before putting it on this rotary heater thing, and doesn’t show that? Have I been click-bated with the fake thumbnail? 😡

[@x_and_e]

There are multiple projects of similar construction. Just search.

[@-.blackraven.-]

questions why wood you want to cut a glas bottle

[@davidparry2709]

To make drinking glasses out of them… Duh.

[@christopherstaples6758]

its April right ?

[@eCitizen1]

A very nice and beautiful build. I like how clean, functional and organized your tool is. Thanks for an enjoyable video

[@MCsCreations]

Man, that's just brilliant! Really well done!!! 😃 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@bogganalseryd2324]

he's faking it, there are scoring lines after glass cutters

[@lasertivo]

What is the brand / model of that tubular crimper?

[@blessedandhighlyflavored5381]

I enjoyed this video

[@homemadetools]

Probably the nicest glass bottle cutter we've seen. We shared this video on our homemade tools forum last week, and people really liked it. 😎

[@Lee-xu2wb]

Very cool!

[@jimmcdougall9973]

Great idea and very tidy work.

[@JanoschNr1]

But what would you use it for? I would make some nice drinking glasses, just need some water, fine sand paper and time

[@bethannesgarden]

This was cool! Thank you!

[@myronmire4463]

Great job

[@skinkie]

I have a rather stupid question. I tried this kind of heating wire as well, even smaller ones rated for 1000W. But without stretching it first, it would directly short ciruit when applied with 230V. You measure only 400W that is quite a substantial difference. Is this only due to your regulator that stops too much power going in?

[@Gard1379]

Where can I buy it with good shipping to CZ?

[@user-dk4xi4kd6s]

Молодец ,старается вот только стеклорез не кто не отменял)

[@ebrahimfaiz8522]

Great idea, well executed. Very impressive job.

[@spaced4448]

Really good 👍🏼

[@dmisi1]

Fantastic !!!

[@ErinCollective]

this is really cool, i was thinking of using a microwave motor to make a rock tumbler, if you are looking for ideas maybe you could make one? :)

[@wardgross2031]

any links to the silica blocks?

[@rojerrojer1310]

Wonderful

[@bootdoc120]

Where do you get the silicate block?

[@DrWoodyII]

Brilliant. Thank you for sharing.

[@metamol_brain_violet]

it's an amazing tool! cool!

[@OutOfNamesToChoose]

If you change the position of the heating elements, youve got the beginnings of a rotisserie machine!

[@carloshnunez]

Great job very proffesional 🔵🔵🔵🙂🙂🙂👍👍👍🔵🔵🔵

[@MASI_forging]

Great work dude 👏👏

[@KN6IXI]

This was extremely satisfying to watch

[@drtnomad1458]

Where can I buy this?

[@sulaimanachir5500]

My English is not good, so I watched it several times to understand what is explained in this video, thank you

[@markjones116]

My minds blown

[@changokkim9459]

와우~놀랍네요 주문하고 싶어요

[@maxpolaris99]

I wonder if some narrow guage nichrome wire like they use to cut styro foam would work to make spiral cuts on a bottle,

[@DewPrototype]

There is some videos on YT about that, its a bit hard, coz every bottle has it own internal tension, what are unpredictable cracks glass when youll try to break it, and usually finishing "spiral cut" is done manualy with some diamond tools

[@libral20]

Awesome

[@jimjimgl3]

Most impressive is the score line on the bottle that will remain unnamed....

[@ZiyanJunaideen]

What is that block?

[@Edmorbus]

Well Done Thanks for sharing

[@franklinchmara3039]

Why doesn't the glass break either from the heat or from the water

[@tianxiu]

I wonder how thin the ring can be made?

[@tv1453samsung-oq4ni]

👍👏

[@jeremiahbullfrog9288]

What is "silicon block" and where do you get this?

[@fleaniswerkhardt4647]

It looks to be the same thing as Hebel block. It's just lightweight autoclaved cement.

[@simontillson482]

Looks like aluminosilicate furnace block to me.

[@jeremiahbullfrog9288]

Thanks guys, looks like either of these would work... maybe the aluminosilicate (also known as "fire brick") might be easier to obtain? I appreciate the pointers

[@adorbstotesadorbs.9371]

I made this. It works flawlessly. Naysayers sre flat out wrong.

[@joedirt1965]

How do you round the edge so you can drink out of it?

[@Adeathwishtolive]

Using sandpaper, gradually decreasing the coarseness/ increasing the fineness until you achieve a very smooth finish. Lots of work unless you build a jig to do it for you. If you do want to drink out of it, make sure you sand the edge off in a well ventilated area and wear a particulate filter mask because glass dust is not good for you to breathe, and thoroughly clean the freshly rounded edge

[@DewPrototype]

Man, you cheating, I see that video is "glued" when you cutting bottle from "top" view, and also I see on side view there is glass cutter instrument lines onto the bottles.

[@swatcat7928]

The line is from the friction with the heating coil.

[@DewPrototype]

​@swatcat7928 you think that this polished wire is harder than glass? BTW, this method is working well, but it really hard to get that nice finished cut surface without prescratching it with tool. If you try to do something similar you'll discover that "crack" will be not so even and clean.

[@swatcat7928]

@@DewPrototype it is 1000c wire..

[@danimalmaxasis2762]

That line you think you see is a reflection from the edge of the brick that's why it moves when he slides the cradle!

[@aserta]

Yup. There's a score line. This is BULLSHIT.

[@gannas42]

So are we just going to pretend we don't notice you scored the bottle with a diamond cutter and then attempt to conceal this by cutting up the footage? Why lie about this?

[@nikbivation]

wow

[@romzesdemon]

это лучшая система нарезания бутылок

[@AutoMaticTv]

Piles bro piles

[@itsgoodforyou4235]

This device is as beautiful as it is useless.

[@gracegarden5716]

proč jste to nejdřín naříznul, na lahvy je to vidět

[@aswinpradeep5681]

I guess the bottle is already scratched with diamond cutter

[@ch1pnd413]

Probably should have mentioned how dangerous that silica dust is, silicosis is not a disease you want to mess around with, those white blocks are great, but they’re also dangerous for your lungs

[@redmir619]

Круто капец !

[@normandothegreat]

😳👍

[@lucentrecords7139]

Impressive work but… whats the point of this machine?

[@BreezeLive98]

Do patent and open the sales company! Патентуй и открывай компанию продаж!

[@ashe1.070]

There’s an obvious scribe line. What do you gain by misleading people?

[@bryanteger]

Dude you can see the score line. This bottle was obviously scored first.

[@ShaneMclane-PrivateEye]

You score it before putting it over the heated coil for more precision. He didn't include this step in the video because you don't need to score the bottle to achieve a cut, but it helps achieve more accuracy in the result of the cut, as mentioned above. Maybe do a little research before slandering a good product.

[@Eric_Tennant]

🤪

[@Livingstonshoedios]

so were just going to pretend it wasn't scored?

[@Bumblebee_VS]

Admit that the bottles were previously scored with a glass cutter. You can see the outline. Translate with Google

[@royrice8021]

He forgot to mention to score the glass first………🤔🤨

[@Maggioretom]

Really..? All that work for a 1 April joke..?!🤦🏻‍♂️

[@mavigogun]

Obviously the score line was omitted from the video until the cut. REPORT THIS VIDEO FOR MISINFORMATION- click on the "..." below the video>Report>Misinformation

[@hitkill35]

You drew it with diamonds before. Who are you kidding? If you hit it on the table after drawing it with a diamond, it will still be cut in the same way.

[@anelpasic5232]

You are not parting the glass that easily without scoring it first.

[@SeaScoutDan]

Video thumbnail not match video contents.

[@montysmythe579]

Firstly why do you want to cut bottles, secondly, who would spend hours and buy all the tools to make something that cuts bottles

[@JDIDDJNZ]

We used to put water in a bottle wack it on an oven element and eventually it would crack at the water line( usually) it was quite a regular thing we did as we needed open bottom bottles for a ummmm .... pastime called "spotting " that we do here in New Zealand... Kiwis know what I'm talking about 😉

[@interesting-film]

Развод для колхозников 😂

[@cosmicpsyops4529]

Report for fraud

[@user-qt4tf6xh2g]

It'll be better video.. 👉

[@websitesthatneedanem]

Cool .... but a lie! 😠

[@olejrgenkiil6735]

just fake

[@alowishusdavander7804]

Why dont you show scoring a line around the bottle with a glass cutter...? I mean you can clearly see the score lines when you are dabbing the water on. Moar fake vids I guess, too bad, was pretty cool until you tried hiding that fact!

[@kenliu808]

All the time and expenses just to cut the bottles and then throw it away.

[@mykidsfuture5582]

*CHEATER!!* 😂😂😂

[@AM-jw1lo]

He does say touch the line that was heated. ie the line that was heated is the score line. So he is only telling a half truth, but it is still making fine cuts. No thumbs up because you left the glass knife off your list of Main Parts.

[@colvinchapman511]

I actually believe it works this well without scoring. The consistency of heating in a consistent repeating path around the bottle is enough without scoring. He’s just saying you need to tough the heated zone or “line”