PERFECT SCORING; Our glass bottle cutter tool kit set contains Premium Glass Cutter for Bottles and Glass Cutting Oil 10ml. Glass Bottle Cutter contains two different sizes of cutting heads ...

What about cuts that are impossible with a normal glass cutter, like radiused corners and holes? For that, you’ll need CNC. Yes, you can cut glass on a CNC machine. All you need is a diamond ...

Let’s face it: cutting foam with a knife, even a serrated plastic knife meant for the job, is a messy pain in the ass. This is as true for insulation board as it is for the ubiquitous expanded ...

There are 16 members of this class of 210-foot medium endurance cutters in the U.S. Coast Guard. Eleven cutters of this class are assigned to the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico, while three ...

Do you need more than one board in different sizes? And, of supreme importance, what should you do with that frosted glass cutting board set great-aunt Mabel gifted you 17 holidays ago?

Japanese medical officer Shiro Ishii had no such scruples, and he unleashed some of nature's deadliest pathogens on helpless humans, with horrifying results. Ishii was born in Japan in 1892 and ...

Cutting glass is a useful skill for repairing broken window glass, glass picture frames, mirrors, stained glass, and more. It ...

We have new wood board picks, including the Jones Cutting Board LLC 20x14x1.5 Inch Maple End Grain Cutting Board and the The Boardsmith Maple End Grain Butcher Cutting Board. A beautiful wood ...

O-I Glass (NYSE:OI) -14.7% post-market Tuesday after posting a surprise Q3 adjusted loss and cutting full-year guidance, hurt ...

The purpose of cord cutting is to save a considerable amount of money each month. A "cord never" or "never-connected" is someone who never had such a subscription, while "cord shavers" are ...

Anne Ishii is the Executive Director of Asian Arts Initiative, which has operated with a mission to “create community through the power of art” in the North Chinatown neighborhood of Philadelphia ...

Chip Cutter is a reporter covering workplace, management and leadership issues in The Wall Street Journal's corporate bureau in New York. His stories often explore how work is changing today.