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September 8th, 2015 04:46 PM #1What's with can openers today(the ones with a knob), andaling masira
i've already bought the more expensive ones like Swing Away, Sunnex, they don't last more than a few months. Usually yung gears ang nasisira, and the cutter just won't bite into cans any more.
Nasubukan ko na rin yung P38/P51 "military type" can opener; at first use, i already noticed some edges bending; i don't expect it last very long.
i don't ever remember having this problem in the past; minsan yung maramihang lutuan pa, we'd go through dozens of cans with no problems.
Can anyone recommend a good one? We're using an el cheapo can opener right now, 100+ pesos lang, It's doing a better job than the two i mentioned, but i don't think it will last long.
tia
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September 8th, 2015 04:52 PM #2Yeah, I remember when I was growing up, we only had one can opener (the simple one with a butterfly type winder and a bottle cap opener). That can opener lasted until I graduated from college.
But now, as you said, even the expensive types don't last long. It's as if tumibay yung bakal ng mga delata. Or talagang masagwa na ang quality ng can opener.
Anyway, I've had best luck with a side-opening can opener. The current one I'm using is Chef's Choice.
http://scene7.targetimg1.com/is/imag...id=480&hei=480
Two years old and still going strong.
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September 8th, 2015 05:00 PM #3Yunf can opener namin this past month lang 3 nasira. Nawala kasi ug can opener namin na matagal na.
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September 8th, 2015 05:05 PM #4
dati kasi all metal, ngayon plastic yung pinaka-bearing nya kaya lumuluwag yung gear. wala ka na makikita na all metal unless you for the table top model, yung may clamp sa table tapos may crank sa taas. gusto ko na nga iuwi yung nasa galley nitong rig hehehe!
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September 8th, 2015 06:19 PM #7Ganyan din problema ko dati.
Yung can opener ko ngayon ilang taon na, okay pa din.
Yung design niya ay yung most common pero all metal siya. Ito dapat ang una mong hanapin. Pag may plastic part, dehado ka na.
Second kong sinigurado ay solid ang pagkakagawa at wala masyadong play sa rotating parts.
Then third, for its size, mejo mabigat sya. Yung weight yung proxy ko for metal strength. Not sure if it is accurate but looks like it worked.
Of course kahit na common design sya tapos ang liit tingnan, mejo mahal siya. Another sign na mejo may quality.
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Ganyan din problema ko dati.
Yung can opener ko ngayon ilang taon na, okay pa din.
Yung design niya ay yung most common pero all metal siya. Ito dapat ang una mong hanapin. Pag may plastic part, dehado ka na.
Second kong sinigurado ay solid ang pagkakagawa at wala masyadong play sa rotating parts.
Then third, for its size, mejo mabigat sya. Yung weight yung proxy ko for metal strength. Not sure if it is accurate but looks like it worked.
Of course kahit na common design sya tapos ang liit tingnan, mejo mahal siya. Another sign na mejo may quality.
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September 8th, 2015 08:37 PM #8
Old reliable as the M-1911 pistol:
http://www.georgia-outfitters.com/im...sshelbyp38.jpg
The P-38 can opener for the C rations before MRE's
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September 8th, 2015 09:20 PM #10
This can opener will last for generations
http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/...0,190,246_.jpg
Agree with you there. Nicely put.
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