How to Make a Wine Bottle Hurricane Lamp
Collect an empty wine bottle that you consider is suitable for this project., Wash and clean each bottle., Snugly wrap an industrial hose clamp around the wine bottle., Start scoring using a glass cutter. , Heat the scored line for about 3 seconds...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Collect an empty wine bottle that you consider is suitable for this project.
Remove the label, any dirt or grime and allow the bottle to dry fully. , This will be your guidance line when scoring the bottle. ,, Light a candle or use a lighter to do this. , Rub the ice cube around the heated area.
Then wait for the glass to split apart gently. ,, Lower the cut wine bottle over it.
Position the candle in the place where you'd like it to burn.
Place it on a tile, saucer or terracotta container base if you are concerned about the surface burning. , This looks awesome in the outdoors at night! -
Step 2: Wash and clean each bottle.
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Step 3: Snugly wrap an industrial hose clamp around the wine bottle.
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Step 4: Start scoring using a glass cutter.
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Step 5: Heat the scored line for about 3 seconds.
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Step 6: Cool the scored line with an ice cube.
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Step 7: Use sandpaper to smooth the edges of the cut glass.
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Step 8: Place a tea light candle in position.
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Step 9: Enjoy the light thrown out by the bottle lamp.
Detailed Guide
Remove the label, any dirt or grime and allow the bottle to dry fully. , This will be your guidance line when scoring the bottle. ,, Light a candle or use a lighter to do this. , Rub the ice cube around the heated area.
Then wait for the glass to split apart gently. ,, Lower the cut wine bottle over it.
Position the candle in the place where you'd like it to burn.
Place it on a tile, saucer or terracotta container base if you are concerned about the surface burning. , This looks awesome in the outdoors at night!
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