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The Creators Bottle Cutter dominates all bottle cutters

If you want to own a glass cutting tool that offers you the option to cut both round and square glass bottles then look no further.

With so many different glass bottle cutters on the market it might feel a bit overwhelming with all of the choices that you, the consumer, are bombarded with. I have been able to review several different bottle cutters for our Bottle Lamp website. There are many different price ranges that these cutting tools can fall into and a lot of what you get is what you pay for.

There are so many project ideas for this bottle cutter that I can't even begin to go into them all. In the video below you will see how easy it was for me to make these symmetrical glass rings for a wind chime project that I did:

If you would like to read my review for the Creator's Bottle Cutter you can find it here.
http://www.bottle-lamp.com/diy-projects/creators-bottle-cutter-review-by-bottle-lamp/

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For more informative bottle crafting videos, FAQ's, DIY Show Off's and much more visit our community blog at www.Bottle-Lamp.com.



Happy crafting,

Nick

How To Make A Bottle Lamp DIY

Take a look at Nick's latest bottle lamp making video!



How to make a bottle lamp with step by step instructions, tips and resources.



After watching this informative how-to video you will be ready to make a cool looking, one of a kind lamp from your favorite glass container. Choose a wine bottle, large beer bottle, liquor bottle or any other type of glass bottle and create a gift for yourself that you will be using all the time.



Be sure to visit the Bottle Lamp Community website for more inspirations, links to supplies and videos.



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Top five videos from Bottle-Lamp.com

One of the neat things about YouTube is it's ability to let us share our ideas with people of similar interests. Sure, there are a lot of cat videos but what about content that not only conveys a message but also ignites an idea or a passion that you may have never even known you had.

Bottle-Lamp.com has not only shown people how to recycle used glass bottles but also has created a gathering of people with a similar passion. By allowing others to submit their own bottle art projects, the site as grown into a community of bottle lamp artists.

Here are, as of to date, the top five most viewed bottle lamp videos:

How to make Bottle Lights *DIY Wine Bottle Light*

How to make a Jack Daniels Bottle Lamp **DIY Jack Daniels Lamp** 

How to drill a glass bottle quickly *DIY Glass Bottle Lamp* 

How to make a Pendant Light **DIY Bottle Lamp Project**

How to Frost a Lighted Bottle **Inexpensive Holiday Decorations**

You can catch all of our instructional 'How To' videos on our Bottle-Lamp website, visit the Recycled Bottle Video page here - Glass Bottle Project Videos

Putting the 'Food' back into Jager Foods.com

The Jager Foods website is going to be seeing a second coming of sorts. We've revamped some of the layout, nothing too dramatic, and worked with the layout and content a little more. The header is now easier to read with the wording standing out on a solid back ground rather then a picture.

Content Change. I've been kicking this around for quite awhile now. I wanted to bring the website back to a more food orientated topic. I've used the website as my own personal playground of sorts writing about anything of everything that would interest me at the moment. This isn't really fair to readers who would like a little more consistency rather than whim.

The Easy Recipes for Two series. This idea was the culmination that came from wanting to refocus the website and Silke being an exceptional chef. It only made sense to create content based around our own actual cooking experiences. Individual posts will reflect not only the list of ingredients and step by step instructions but actual feed back on the end product.

The video connection. Silke and I had made a series of videos for the Bottle Lamp website. The videos were made with our little camera and shot in the basement of our house back in Alexandria. The picture quality wasn't the best but it was overshadowed by the quality of the content. This fledgling beginning layed the ground work for later videos that we made. Today we have better quality equipment and also a better understanding of what does and doesn't work when trying to convey a message.

We're hoping that the series leaves people not only with a better sense of how to prepare a certain meal but also help build their confidence while cooking in the kitchen.