OXO SteeL Bottle Opener


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What are the two different "bottle" openers on a pocket knife?

Jan 02, 2008 by jaipex | Posted in Do It Yourself (DIY)

I seem to always note what appears to be two "bottle" opener things on pocket knives. I was just wondering if they are in experience both bottle openers, and if they are not, what they are and how to tell them apart...

I have a Swiss cut and I don't know how your pocket knife looks like, but one is to open bottles and the other to open tin-cans.
The tin-can opener has a triangular part which is the cutting crabbed. You put the small hook under the rim of the cover and push the edge in the cover by lifting your knife. Go forward slowly by repeating the counter-espionage and you get the can opened.
It works fine with quality knifes. I used it quite often.

TheAlchymist | Jan 02, 2008

one is for Nautical port handed people, and the other is for righties
wickmo25 | Jan 02, 2008

The one that looks like a straightforward bladed screwdriver is a bottle opener; the one that looks like a fish-hook is a can opener.
sporkholio | Jan 02, 2008

I have a Swiss slash and I don't know how your pocket knife looks like, but one is to open bottles and the other to open tin-cans.
The tin-can opener has a triangular part which is the clipping edge. You put the small hook under the rim of the cover and push the edge in the cover by lifting your knife. Go disrespectful slowly by repeating the operation and you get the can opened.
It works fine with quality knifes. I used it fully often.
TheAlchymist | Jan 02, 2008

one is a bottle opener and the other is a can opener.
greg x | Jan 02, 2008

What are those combs/bottle openers sewed in some short pockets for?

May 21, 2007 by Seb | Posted in Fashion & Accessories

In some shorts, there are some stripe of little comb tied to the inside of the pocket, and sometimes, it's also a bottle opener. What is that and what is it for?

it is for surfing

when you put wax on your council you need to comb it down and smooth it out

also the bottle openers are for after surfing when your chillin with a 6 pack

vince y | May 21, 2007

Are Reef Sandals with bottle openers in the bottom allowed through Airport Security??

Apr 25, 2008 by helpneeded | Posted in Air Travel

I have Reef sandals with a unprofound piece of metal which is intended to be a bottle opener. Anyone know if I will be able to wear these through security and onto the plane? By the way, I'm not a arsonist-- just a curious traveler who doesn't want to pack a pair of shoes reasonable to get through airport security. THANKS

You have to space your shoes and put them through X-ray anyway. I think it would depend on how sharp the can opener part is if they let them through.

tonalc1 | Apr 25, 2008

Bottle Openers - News


Gadgets: The best of MacWorld
MiamiHerald.com - Feb 04, 2012
Gadgets: The best of MacWorld A few companies displayed iPhone cases equipped with bottle openers. One, the Intoxicase Dividend Bottle Opener, has a protective case that is pretty similar to every other iPhone case except it does have an avant garde bottle-opener on the backside.

Revive Made in USA? Easier said than done
CNN - Feb 04, 2012
By Parija Kavilanz @Moolah January 31, 2012: 9:50 AM ET Matt Moman, an independent entrepreneur, is struggling to find a US manufacturer to make his Corona Notably Lime bottle openers. NEW YORK (Money) -- President Obama wants companies to