DIYAREA Bottle Cutter Electric Glass Bottle Cutting Machine 150W 6000RPM DIY Vine Bottle Cutter with 8 pcs Emery Abrasive Blade for Round/Square/Irregular Glass or Ceramic Bottles

If you're like me you've been getting a lot of glass cutting reels coming up in algorithm and it makes you want to start making cups and this is a great way to get into it without needing a big tile saw. It's versatile and then I can cut bottles of all different kinds of sizes and it holds them sturdy without falling and overall it's a good value. The only thing I would say is get some clamps to hold it down if you can't bolt it down and that will make it stable

The cutting disc do not rotate evenly (wobble) and therefore do not make a straight/clean cut, the unit mechanisms seem well made and appear sturdy but the cutting wheels are less than expected.

It'll do the job, but you'll most likely have to do some tweaks to it--leveling it out, making sure the locking latch works correctly, several key parts were bent and the threads damaged. Had to run to the hardware store to make it work. Overall, not worth it,

I bought this bottle cutter for some DIY projects, and my first impression is very positive. It arrived well packaged, feels solid and well-built, and the quality exceeded my expectations. I haven’t had a chance to use it yet, but it looks like it will make cutting glass bottles much easier. Looking forward to trying it!

This ítem wasn't working right but the seller was very profecional by refunding the money

This is a sturdy and liteweight tool. I like how easy it was to setup and use for my mirror cutting project. It's a good value for my budget.

I'm a glass artist who needs to cut rims off drops (sorry for the tech jargon) and I looked longingly at professional models out of my price range for about a year. Then I found out about this. Genius! Not only is this affordable, but I was able to easily rig up a water table for it because of its small size. And the blade cutting height is easily adjustable, so no matter how thick or thin the glass rim I'm able to set the blade to the right height. I threw out the weird IV drip thing. But this comes with additional blades so I'll be cutting rims for a long time. If it breaks or wears out, I'll buy another.

This is the weirdest contraption and no instructions!

The piece vibrates so bad when cutting you have to clamp it down. Things loosen up and move. You don't get a nice even cut. Had to move the clamp. Does not cut tapered or larger bottles well. Can't get the bottles close enough. A Tile Saw is quicker and same cut quality. Might be worth it if it was $40. Definitely not worth $135.