Glasses made from empty bottles

[silverfish]

Came across this Etsy store that makes "Recycled glasses from
wine, beer, soda and liquor bottles" (tho' a better description
might be "glasses from recycled bottles".) The vodka examples
shown look quite nice and have me checking out my stash to
see what bourbon bottles might make nice glassware.

[birdman1099]

Pretty cool....

The BTAC bottles would make great rocks glasses.....

[birdman1099]

Here is a virtural rendering...

[barturtle]

Here is a virtural rendering...

You'd probably lose the paper label, even if not in production, but the first time you washed them.

[birdman1099]

You'd probably lose the paper label, even if not in production, but the first time you washed them.

Man, what a stickler....

[birdman1099]

I'm surprised you didn't mention the fact that the glass would be clear, not brown.... but my response would be..... "Its a picture of one of my big pours...."

[pepcycle]

I saw a kit for this.

Its a frame with rollers and glass cutter.

It has a candle to heat the score line and then you put ice on it.

Has some sort of polishing (diamond dust) powder.

I think it was about $30.

Arts and Crafts at the Gazebo?

[MarkEdwards]

I saw a kit for this.

Its a frame with rollers and glass cutter.
It has a candle to heat the score line and then you put ice on it.
Has some sort of polishing (diamond dust) powder.
I think it was about $30.

These were quite the popular thing in the mid 70's, sold on late-night TV along with cloth glue, Ginsu knives and clothing-stud kits,

I even owned one at one time. They require a bit of practice and lots of patience, and don't always work quite right, but make really cool glasses when you do get it all right.

[CaptainQ]

These were quite the popular thing in the mid 70's, sold on late-night TV along with cloth glue, Ginsu knives and clothing-stud kits,

I even owned one at one time. They require a bit of practice and lots of patience, and don't always work quite right, but make really cool glasses when you do get it all right.

[fishnbowljoe]

Pretty cool....

The BTAC bottles would make great rocks glasses.....

IIRC, Tony (ACDetroit) was thinking about doing this a while back. Joe