New Tin opener that actually works?

[clairville]

Any bullet proof ones out there?

[g8ina]

Only these are completely bulltproof -

[clairville]

Only these are completely bulltproof -

Or one of these?

[CAT-THE-FIFTH]

[Phage]

I quite like the geared versions.

[deejayburnout]

Ray mears style

[clairville]

I quite like the geared versions.

That's similar to the one that broke...it eats into the can then slowly rises up so you have to reattach it to cut...

[peterb]

See my avatar

[CAT-THE-FIFTH]

See my avatar

Thought that was your mod hammer!

[peterb]

Thought that was your mod hammer!

Multi-purpose!

[Saracen]

I've had my current one for years, but rarely seem to use it these days. Most things I use from tins seem to have pull-ring tops.

[Spreadie]

Ours is like this one:


It cost about £15 and is 19 years old this month (we bought it the same weekend we got our cat). It has never failed.

[snedger]

I bought this one, very small and works inexplicably brilliantly well for something with little leverage:

[shaithis]

I've had a kenwood electrical version for 10 years now, still hasn't missed a beat!

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Produc...er/4226749.htm looks to be a newer version of it

[Domestic_Ginger]

Or one of these?

Yup, only these bad boys never seem to go wrong. They take a bit longer though.

[Ttaskmaster]

In the kitchen, I actually use a P-38 type myself, albeit the one they used to issue in British ratpacks. The Mrs has a couple of modern, fancy ones, but I really can't be bothered with them. Half the cans nowadays have ringpulls anyway, which is nice and convenient but also spoils the fun!