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Material aluminium
Color Green
Brand Diamond Tech
Item Weight 12.96 ounces
Product Dimensions 2"L x 14.4"W
Is Customizable No

About this item

  • DIAMOND TECH CRAFTS-G2 Generation Green Bottle Cutter
  • Be part of Crafting a Green World it's easy with the new Generation Green (g2) Bottle Cutter
  • Made from recycle aluminum the g2 is lightweight and allows you to easily score and separate discarded bottles and wide- mouth jars in 3 steps
  • Its 6 turreted cutting head means cutting longevity
  • Using the g2 Bottle Cutter you can turn old glass bottles and jars into glass sculptures vases lamps shades votive holder or fashion anything you can imagine

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3.6 3.6
Easy to assemble
3.0 3.0
Sturdiness
3.0 3.0
Easy to use
2.8 2.8

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DIAMOND TECH CRAFTS-G2 Generation Green Bottle Cutter. Be part of Crafting a Green World it's easy with the new Generation Green (g2) Bottle Cutter. Made from recycle aluminum the g2 is lightweight and allows you to easily score and separate discarded bottles and wide- mouth jars in 3 steps. Its 6 turreted cutting head means cutting longevity. Using the g2 Bottle Cutter you can turn old glass bottles and jars into glass sculptures vases lamps shades votive holder or fashion anything you can imagine. This package contains one bottle cutter 2 emery papers score tapper and instruction booklet. Made in USA.

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3.6 out of 5 stars
3.6 out of 5
1,540 global ratings

Customers say

Customers like the ease of use of the wine bottle opener. They say it's fun to work with and makes cool stuff. However, some customers have reported issues with accuracy and build quality. Opinions are mixed on quality, value, and ease of assembly.

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36 customers mention36 positive0 negative

Customers find the tool easy to use. They mention it's a fun item to work with, and hours of fun are in store. The kit is a lot of fun, and helps with fun hobbies. Customers also say it'll be fun for the whole family.

"...It was so easy, a lot of fun, and had great results!!!**Original review***..." Read more

"...: it is cheap, made from recycled materials, good for the environment, fun, and produces interesting cups/candy dishes/bowls/ashtrays from old glass..." Read more

"This kit is a lot of fun. With this cutter, as opposed to the Ephram's Cutter that lays flat, you are able to do bottles that are much smaller...." Read more

"...It is very easy and fun to use.My first bottle came out perfect!!..." Read more

726 customers mention486 positive240 negative

Customers are mixed about the quality of the bottle cutter. Some mention that it works really well, while others say that it's poorly designed and the parts are cheesy. They also mention that the device does not cut the bottle in half and leaves glass shards in their pots.

"...It works like magic! Often the cut was so delicate and neat I needed to gently pull the two halves apart, like it had been cut in it's sleep and did..." Read more

"...There was no explosion of glass, nothing forceful. It was super easy and I'm looking forward to cutting up some more bottles...." Read more

"...woman, and I kept thinking I can do this, but the whole thing is poorly designed, and when I hold on with my left hand as indicated in the video, it..." Read more

"Works okay, with a bit of a learning curve. I would say that half my bottles don't break cleanly...." Read more

421 customers mention220 positive201 negative

Customers are mixed about the ease of assembly of the bottle cutter. Some mention that the instructions are very easy to follow, simple, and easy to assemble. However, others say that it's a bit tricky to assembling and takes some finesse to get right.

"...There was no explosion of glass, nothing forceful. It was super easy and I'm looking forward to cutting up some more bottles...." Read more

"...score and break style of bottle cutting is tedious and the methods are difficult and the failure rate, especially with beer bottles, is just too high..." Read more

"...This product seemed to appear user friendly. Operative word is "appear"...." Read more

"Works okay, with a bit of a learning curve. I would say that half my bottles don't break cleanly...." Read more

117 customers mention80 positive37 negative

Customers are mixed about the value of the tool. Some mention that it's worth its cost, the Amazon price is much better than anywhere else online, and it'll be the easiest and most cost effective way to do it. Others say that it was a little cheesy, flimsy and cheaply made.

"...Pros: it is cheap, made from recycled materials, good for the environment, fun, and produces interesting cups/candy dishes/bowls/ashtrays from old..." Read more

"...bottle glasses and centerpieces for a wedding and this thing is worth it's cost SO many times over. Tips I wish I knew of starting this process-..." Read more

"...Not a big deal except the hardware is cheap so after a few adjustments the head of the screw is starting to round out...." Read more

"...to the method of water pouring used and I'm ecstatic to have a relatively cheap yet sturdy product to guide the cut with which without it, the clean..." Read more

18 customers mention11 positive7 negative

Customers are mixed about the adjustability of the bottle cutter. Some mention that it fits and cuts all sizes of bottles and jars, while others say that it's a bit finicky to adjust and the adjusters are crude.

"...Ive already recommended to friends, its a great adjustable and affordable cutter." Read more

"...Adjustment to each bottle is a little tricky as the adjusters are crude, but get the job done and hold the fixture in it's position when in use...." Read more

"...Other than that, it's easily adjustable and pretty easy to use...." Read more

"Works well with many different sizes and comes with everything you need to get started cutting bottles...." Read more

166 customers mention28 positive138 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the build quality of the wine bottle opener. They mention that it breaks in several dang pieces, the bottle will unevenly crack, and the cut is jagged. They also say that the bottle may split apart in either the hot or cold water. Additionally, some customers report that the tool has become quite flimsy.

"...There where about four cuts that where uneven or had a very small crack that would have been fine if they where, say, mounted into a light fixture..." Read more

"...As you can see in the picture I posted, there is a slight crack running down the far side, and an even smaller one on the front...." Read more

"...The Insert into the bottle neck broke off after about 2 weeks, but I hot glued it back on...." Read more

"...or whatever pressure, the succeeding bottles (half a dozen of them) broke open with shards and lines running hither and yon....not what I'd..." Read more

40 customers mention11 positive29 negative

Customers have issues with the accuracy of the tool. They say it's difficult to maintain an even, steady score on all bottles. They also say it makes getting a smooth, straight score difficult. Customers also mention that the tool is anything but precise and is flimsy. This makes it difficult to adjust and produces uneven results.

"...This produced uneven results and she struggled with getting some of them apart...." Read more

"...has less pressure than the rest of the rotation, which leaves an uneven bump in an otherwise smooth line...." Read more

"...This thing is just a rig to keep your glass cutter steady and consistent. Its not a complex machine...." Read more

"...It's not quick to adjust and gets the "pain in the butt" stamp. Aside from making your own jig I didn't see anything else out there...." Read more

17 customers mention0 positive17 negative

Customers have negative opinions about the tightness of the bottle cutter. They say that the screws don't tighten, making it difficult to hold the bottle steady. They also mention that the wing nuts never tighten enough, making the cut uneven. Customers also say that after so many uses, the bolts start to loosen, making slipping while cutting more frustrating.

"Easy to work, though material is soft and screws don't really hold so you need to somehow support the structure from moving while cutting - 2 things..." Read more

"...and many bottle later it has become quite flimsy, the wing nuts never tighten enough, as your cutting the handle loosens and i've been getting..." Read more

"...on youtube (search for G2 bottle cutter), she has trouble getting the thing to stay put...." Read more

"...I also have to constantly tighten the wing nuts." Read more

Exactly what I expected
4 Stars
Exactly what I expected
Thus far, I've only cut one bottle for one attempt. Can't complain, it's exactly what I expected it to be.The cutter is only going to do so much, using it properly and follow-up techniques are on the user. For my first bottle, I followed a video I had previously found online. The video talks about different methods, such as string and things like that. Even a cousin of mine had made their score with a cutter, then took a match and ran it on the outside of the score, followed by running ice along that. This produced uneven results and she struggled with getting some of them apart.After assembling the unit, which I found to be slightly confusing. The pictures point towards one thing while the directions are telling you different. Not to mention, the ruler markings are on the opposite side as displayed in the picture. Still not positive I have one of the washers with teeth on the right side, but it did the job, so I guess it is what it is. Shouldn't make that big of a difference anyways.One reviewer here states that you should only go around, score, once. I believe that to be true. As you can see in the picture I posted, there is a slight crack running down the far side, and an even smaller one on the front. These cracks are insubstantial and do not affect the integrity of the bottle. This was caused by me. I don't think I was applying enough pressure or really utilizing the blade on the first cut, so I went around, not too hard or deep, several times.Even after doing that, as you can see, the bottle cut was nearly perfect. I used the water technique, continuously switching between hot and cold and lightly pouring it over the score while turning the bottle. At first, the water was neither hot enough, nor cold enough. You really want to make sure you have both boiling hot water, and ice cold water. From there, gently pour over the score. Once the water was the proper temperature, the top just dropped right off. There was no explosion of glass, nothing forceful. It was super easy and I'm looking forward to cutting up some more bottles.I think once I get the hang of it, I shouldn't have any issues. Again, a light even score is all you need, one time around. If I find that thicker bottles give me issues, I plan on dunking it in hot water, and then in cold. For now, though, I'm greatly pleased with this product.I only gave it 4 stars because I found the assembly kind of confusing. I still set it up quickly, but just seemed weird. It should come assembled as far as I'm concerned.Hope this review helped. I'll keep you posted on future bottles.
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Thus far, I've only cut one bottle for one attempt. Can't complain, it's exactly what I expected it to be.

The cutter is only going to do so much, using it properly and follow-up techniques are on the user. For my first bottle, I followed a video I had previously found online. The video talks about different methods, such as string and things like that. Even a cousin of mine had made their score with a cutter, then took a match and ran it on the outside of the score, followed by running ice along that. This produced uneven results and she struggled with getting some of them apart.

After assembling the unit, which I found to be slightly confusing. The pictures point towards one thing while the directions are telling you different. Not to mention, the ruler markings are on the opposite side as displayed in the picture. Still not positive I have one of the washers with teeth on the right side, but it did the job, so I guess it is what it is. Shouldn't make that big of a difference anyways.

One reviewer here states that you should only go around, score, once. I believe that to be true. As you can see in the picture I posted, there is a slight crack running down the far side, and an even smaller one on the front. These cracks are insubstantial and do not affect the integrity of the bottle. This was caused by me. I don't think I was applying enough pressure or really utilizing the blade on the first cut, so I went around, not too hard or deep, several times.

Even after doing that, as you can see, the bottle cut was nearly perfect. I used the water technique, continuously switching between hot and cold and lightly pouring it over the score while turning the bottle. At first, the water was neither hot enough, nor cold enough. You really want to make sure you have both boiling hot water, and ice cold water. From there, gently pour over the score. Once the water was the proper temperature, the top just dropped right off. There was no explosion of glass, nothing forceful. It was super easy and I'm looking forward to cutting up some more bottles.

I think once I get the hang of it, I shouldn't have any issues. Again, a light even score is all you need, one time around. If I find that thicker bottles give me issues, I plan on dunking it in hot water, and then in cold. For now, though, I'm greatly pleased with this product.

I only gave it 4 stars because I found the assembly kind of confusing. I still set it up quickly, but just seemed weird. It should come assembled as far as I'm concerned.

Hope this review helped. I'll keep you posted on future bottles.
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