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Take a quick look on Pinterest and you'll see tons of fun DIYs—chandeliers, terrariums, self-watering planters, and more—made from upcycled wine, beer, and liquor bottles. There are so many ways to reuse your glass bottles, but cutting them down has never been simple. Enter the Kinkajou Bottle Cutter.

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This glass slicer from Bottle Cutting Inc. makes it fast and simple to cut down leftover beverage containers. The nifty tool can adjust to accommodate nearly any size and holds the blade in place while you twist the bottle to create a cut in the glass. From there, simply pour hot and cold water on the score line, and the glass will separate.

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The bottle cutter comes in a kit with everything you'll need to safely carve into old bottles including separation ties, sand paper, and a glass finishing tool to help you pull pieces apart. Just think about how many bottles you have in your refrigerator, kitchen cabinets, pantry, and bar cart—and then imagine the possibilities for crafting and gift making. Buy it now to make holiday gifts for friends and family, or add it to your own wish list.

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Now you'll just have to figure out which project you want to tackle first!

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