The handy product already has $97,000 in pledges on its Kickstarter campaign, surpassing its $9,445 goal. With only $22, you can reserve one. The plastic bottle cutter will begin shipping this June.

The Plastic Bottle Cutter can be yours through a $9,000 Kickstarter campaign that’s already soared well past its funding goal. A donation of about $20 is all that’s needed to pre-order one of ...

The gadget that turns bottles into ROPE: Simple $15 device transforms plastic containers into flexible string To use the ‘Plastic Bottle Cutter’, you first cut the bottom off a bottle Tool ...

The Plastic Bottle Cutter slices bottles into strips which can be used for anything from DIY to arts and crafts. It was fully funded on Kickstarter and it can be bought online now for around £20.

Cutter adds another string to plastic bottle's bow By Antonio Pasolini March 15, 2016 The Plastic Bottle Cutter helps repurpose bottles and spare the environment View 6 Images View gallery - 6 images ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Enough plastic bottles are thrown away each year to circle the earth four times. The Plastic Bottle Cutter hopes to help change that, and found an innovative way to ...

Learn how to make a practical plastic bottle cutter at home with this easy-to-follow DIY tutorial. Using simple household items and recycled materials, this video guides you step-by-step through ...

We first saw someone turn a plastic bottle into plastic ribbon about four years ago. Since then, we’ve wondered what this abundant, sturdy material could be used for besides just tying things… ...

Watch how waste plastic undergoes a detailed recycling process to create durable plastic rope rolls. Every step, from shredding and melting to extrusion and winding, ensures strength and ...

RIDGID introduces the Model TC-40 powered plastic pipe and tube cutter for fast, easy cuts without the need for ratcheting. The RIDGID cutter is intended for polyethylene, polypropylene, PEX, rubber ...

[DeepSOIC] built a cutter that shaves off plastics but cannot cut through metal. It’s made out of the media part of a 3.5” floppy disk. For the new kids, here’s what a Floppy Disk is.