Could the hook on the back be used for opening bottles?
1509116
No. I've tried to open a bottle with it, and the angle is wrong. The top of the blade is slightly curved, in front of the hook, and does not allow the hook to keep in contact with the cap.
1509117
If you are asking that question then I'm guessing you shouldn't be playing with sharp things anyway. Also, I assume from the question that you probably already have several other bottle opening devices on your person at any given time. Why don't you try a 9mm, I heard they work great.
1509118
The hook on the back is designed for quick deployment. While it could make due as a bottle opener in a pinch, the blade is not wide enough in the spine to be a good bottle opener.
1509119
Yes. I've used it to open beers. It's not ideal and take a little to get the cap off but it does work.
1509120
Yes, I've done it. But it is not as easy as a regular bottle opener and takes a couple of tries. It will work in a pinch though. I've found the Endura Wave works a little better for that than the Delica.
1509121
I have read that it does work, but it takes a little practice. I have not tried it yet.
1509122
While the hook itself may not be useful, the back of the folded blade itself can certainly be used as a bottle opener. There's a method for using a pocket lighter to open a bottle (I'm sure it's out there on youtube). The concept (leverage) is the same, it is super easy with a small amount of practice, and once you've got it, you can use almost anything to open your bottles. You'll never be a slave to a dedicated bottle opener again, and it's a fun trick at a party too.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9KJtKXCHx8You would just use the widest part of the spine of the blade instead of a lighter. While the hook itself may not be useful, the back of the folded blade itself can certainly be used as a bottle opener. There's a method for using a pocket lighter to open a bottle (I'm sure it's out there on youtube). The concept (leverage) is the same, it is super easy with a small amount of practice, and once you've got it, you can use almost anything to open your bottles. You'll never be a slave to a dedicated bottle opener again, and it's a fun trick at a party too.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9KJtKXCHx8You would just use the widest part of the spine of the... » Read More While the hook itself may not be useful, the back of the folded blade itself can certainly be used as a bottle opener. There's a method for using a pocket lighter to open a bottle (I'm sure it's out there on youtube). The concept (leverage) is the same, it is super easy with a small amount of practice, and once you've got it, you can use almost anything to open your bottles. You'll never be a slave to a dedicated bottle opener again, and it's a fun trick at a party too.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9KJtKXCHx8You would just use the widest part of the spine of the blade instead of a lighter. « Show Less
1831518
Yes, I just cut off the plastic ring that is on the bottle and it gives just enough extra room to be able to screw on the bottle. I use a 12 oz bottle for a couple of my smaller plants.
2166403
Only if they have holes on the side to put the bale tabs into. You can't take an empty wine bottle and use these. You would have to have a cork setup for wine bottles.
700017
Not really. It's pretty big, you might have a hard time trying to get it back out if your bottle has a neck.
455237
If the pop lid is the same size as a beer lid it would. But as an opener I didn't buy it really to open my beer lids. It has 2 prongs in the back and you can break the "seal" of just about any jar that is sealed so tightly. I do have other types of openers but none that worked as well as this device for jars. Yet the lid screws back on again and is useable. Opening jars seems to be its main purpose; however, the circular part is a new addition. I had one 15 years ago I bought at the beach that did not even have the "bottle" opener part.
988591
I would think so. There are six short pegs to set bottles on in the lower rack. Nipples and such sit on top rack. I don't use it for bottle at all but for steralizering nebulizer parts.
764669
I'd believe you can. It is just a little deeper before you put corks in and it has the handles for carrying.
226435
Maybe. There is a small lip on the back. If you're handy, you could drill a small hole in it to to hook in. It doesn't have anything specifically for that.
88619
There are two mounting screws just in front of the hinge that I am using for the pump. A bottle could also fit on the same fitting. My lock fits on the frame just behind the hinge
997613
I think you could but it does not have any holes for screws. Remember with 6 full syrup bottle it will be quite heavy.
812418
I haven't tried it but there is extra room, you have to sort of pinch the cutter when opening regular bottles so I'm guessing it would work on larger bottles.
1924769
Not engineered for a bottle opener, but you "could" open a bottle like the older generation opens bottles!!
1981689
I would think so, as long as the bottle is a similar size to a wine bottle at the base.
632706
Probably, they screw on where the bottle would go so it just depends I'd the bottle openings are standardized which I would assume yes. I use medela
1857563
Yes, it is perfect for that because you want to use a tool that can withstand some pressure or gives you grip while doing the finer, delicate work. I used it to open the back of a blood pressure monitor, which has some of the smallest screws. Even if it is difficult to see the screw head, you can use the tool to find it.
1455947
Yes, I believe it would....this tool is very easy to use and opens the most difficult bottles....stands to reason that it would also tighten a garden hose....if it weren't snowing and so cold, I would go outside and check it....
641841
I suppose it is possible, but the opening of the hook looks like it is barely a 1/4" wide, so it would be a close fit.