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Hi Kev,
Cary is right, a good carbide blade will work, but make sure it's rated for non-ferrous metals - which usually means the blade has a negative rake angle on the teeth - IIRC, it's usually around -6 degrees.
If you're cutting the bottle in half through the diameter, I would prefer the miter saw, but if you're doing the length, the table saw is the way to go, I'd want to build a fixture to hold it, and then feed it through...
HTH
Todd
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