Upcycled wine bottle glasses
Submitted by Kate Cebik on Thu, 03/07/2019 - 3:49pmUse the bottle cutting kit to cut bottles into a drinking glass.
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Use the bottle cutting kit to cut bottles into a drinking glass.
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So today I departed from my neoprimitivism to see just how quickly I could bang out a bowl. I produced the a similarly goofy looking bowl as I did last time (this one has a sort of scandinavian boat motif) but this time I did it in 5 hours. Word of caution....the circular chainsaw grinder attachment I use for the fast rough-out behaves similarly to a chainsaw in that its very agressive and can pull one into a cut. This is not to be used in a careless way and should only be used with safety gear (face protection, hand protection and thick clothing.)
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