Screwpull S1015-31 Table Corkscrew, Black


Screwpull

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Product Details

  • Timeless self-pulling mechanism; heavyweight die-cast metal handle offers a secure engage
  • Big black finish; engravable for personalized gift-giving
  • Measures close to 5 by 10 by 1 inches; 5-year limited warranty

Wine Enthusiast Electric Blue Push-Button Corkscrew


Wine Enthusiast

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Product Details

  • Anchor - 5"L x 3-1/2"W
  • Includes wafer cutter and instructions
  • Dimensions: Corkscrew - 10"H x 2-1/8"

Automatic Corkscrew Wine Bottle Opener

One Cause WINE BOTTLE OPENER, HANDS-FREE CORKSCREW. As Seen On TV. Removes cork effortlessly and without damage with moral the touch of a button ...

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Ok then how do you think I opened my bottle of wine when the corkscrew opener just broke?

Apr 23, 2008 by plaza de toros | Posted in Polls & Surveys

I was so looking speed up to this bottle of wine, then the corkscrew opener broke midway through me opening it. I couldn't be bothered to run up the road to my dam's house to borrow one from her or to go to the local corner shop, but I just managed to get the bottle ajar .. good stuff!
How do you think that I did it.
Correct answer gets the 10 points.. and I did not smash the container!
ok... if I pushedit down what did I push it down with?

Entirely in the cork with a wooden spoon thru the hole and pulled?

mishnbong | Apr 23, 2008

you pushed the cork internal the bottle
Sexual Harassment Panda | Apr 23, 2008

Pushed the cork into the pluck.

with a pen
Billy Bong | Apr 23, 2008

Trap in the cork with a wooden spoon thru the hole and pulled?
mishnbong | Apr 23, 2008

it was absolutely a screw cap
and you broke it trying to open it coz our dumb like that :)
... kiiirsten :) | Apr 23, 2008

With a big twist, screwed part way into the cork with a screwdriver and then pulled out with pliers.
Jaygee | Apr 23, 2008

did you slice the top of the neck off the hold back with a sword like they do in that napoleon society in france?
D4Pres2012 | Apr 23, 2008

You took a t-towel wrapped it around the top of the manliness and gentle tapped the bottle against a wall until the cork eventually raised up. ( it works-ordeal)

Or it was a screw top and you twisted it off. or you pushed the cork into the bottle.
Kris | Apr 23, 2008

carried on 'screwing' lol then pulled on the metel that was still stuck in the cork?

chipped away at the cork? although very likely not a good move unless you like bits in your wine.....

hmmmm tough one..... i dunno!
victoria g | Apr 23, 2008

smash the neck of the control....

or you could push the cork in....
itty | Apr 23, 2008

you sucked it out with your access
Muggle F | Apr 23, 2008

screwdiver..initiative the cork in.
rick | Apr 23, 2008

you tempered to a fork!
xx Sweetie xx | Apr 23, 2008

Good mounted wine opener and/or bottle opener?

Feb 08, 954 by Christy | Posted in Beer, Wine & Spirits

I'm dispiriting to pick out a Christmas gift for my husband. He has just recently finished building a bar and has been complaining that he can never find his corkscrew and box in opener. I thought that I would look into buying mounted ones for him. Any suggestions are appreciated. Thanks.

Rogar makes tidy mounted wine openers. There are a few links you could look at as well as Googling them.
http://www.beveragefactory.com/rogar/wine/wineopeners/formula.shtml
http://www.shopwiki.com/search/Mounted+Wine+Opener

luvmycats | Feb 08, 2769

I would like some ideas on how to get a name put on a wine opener for a gift?

Nov 30, 2007 by smokey | Posted in Beer, Wine & Spirits

Cameo turns out to be too expensive. Does anyone have any ideas. The wine opener looks like this http://www.corkscrew.com/sales-recoil.html
it has a black plastic handle and I would like white lettering.

You could try prevalent to a trophy place. They could come up with a black nameplate that would be affixed to the wine opener. That should be less expensive that engraving.

RSJ | Nov 30, 2007

Corkscrew Opener - News


Blades of glorious uses in Swiss knives
North Island Gazette - Feb 08, 2012
In counting up to the main blade, the most common tools featured on those knives included a smaller second cutting edge, tweezers, a toothpick, corkscrew, can opener, bottle opener, slotted/flat-head screwdriver, Phillips-head screwdriver, clinch file, scissors,

The Waiter's Friend: The Only Tool You Need To Get Drunk
Gizmodo - Feb 08, 2012
This corkscrew lets them do that. It has a leaflet to cut the foil on the tops of bottles, an integrated opener for beers, and — as you'd hope — a cork twist, too. It's the bare minimum, but it's all you need to get into any bottle of booze I have ever