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Mr Hobby bottle opener

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No photo, but you can google it.

Marvelous little tool, also fits Tamiya jars. I sometimes had an aweful battle to open some and I could never grip the lids properly, now the jar turns in my hand :lol: :th:

A good little addition to the bench.
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Best "tool" I've bought. I'd be lost without it!
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Hahaha.
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:mrgreen: :mrgreen:

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Bought two of these around 9 years ago and you simply cannot imagine life without it when you are using Gunze or Tamiya paints. :lol: :lol:
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Have something similar that fits many sized bottles. I have ever increasing arthritis. Real PITA.
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Homerlovesbeer wrote::mrgreen: :mrgreen:

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This thing retails at about £9.50,

I got this one in Tesco's for £1

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Yes i be lost with out mine to.. Its a great little thing to have
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Gotta get one for sure...pipe wrench and my gorilla grip is going to break something
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Les0012 wrote:
Homerlovesbeer wrote::mrgreen: :mrgreen:

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This thing retails at about £9.50,

I got this one in Tesco's for £1

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And i did the same thing and it opens pickled onion jars like a dream two bosha
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No Tescos in Australia unfortunately......
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Dont worry u aint missing much..haha
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There are time when the mr hobby tools struggles to open a used bottle of paint, ill put money on that tesco one not doing the job properly.
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I bought a couple of those generic jar openers through ebay, before I got a Mr Hobby wrench. The generic openers are reasonably good - the Mr Hobby wrench is simply Brilliant! I'd say use the Mr Hobby, if you can find one.
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those that have a 3d printer should be able to rustle one up
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digger303 wrote:those that have a 3d printer should be able to rustle one up
Maybe you could replicate the wrench, but the Mr Hobby system has two pieces, the second being a silicone cup for the paint bottle to sit in. The wrench twists off stubborn lids, while the silicone cup allows you to get a firm grip on the bottle. It's an extremely well thought out system, simple and cheap. If that sounds good to you, just buy one. :th:
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It is one of my favourite tools , and works great on the Tamiya bottles too ...I mean the 10 ml version , even the more stubborn surrender ...and some times they can get quite stubborn ! :-)

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