Uploaded December 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago

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After cutting your bottle, it's best to sand and polish the cut to make sure the newly cut bottle doesn't cut you. Want to learn how to cut bottles? Here are links to three of my videos:

▽ My Other Videos Related to This One:

Making My Bottle Cutting Jig
➞ youtu.be/qRf38Rg-Nlg

Cutting Glass Bottles Using a Soldering Iron
➞ youtu.be/JF6M9a_bJdo

Cutting Odd Shaped Glass Bottles
➞ youtu.be/_jRNuVxLsfE

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My Instructables Link:
➞ instructables.com/id/Polishing-Bottle-After-Cutting

My Second Channel:
➞ youtube.com/hdydiy

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▽ Supplies needed (grits can be approximate):
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Water
A Bottle that is Already Cut
Sand Paper:
- Multiple Grit Pack: 80 grit to 3000 grit, 9" x 11" (amzn.to/3ldHc0K)
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- Multiple Grit Pack: 80 grit to 3000 grit, 3.6" x 9" (amzn.to/3GN7gYY)

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