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Tin can pull tabs: Do you shred your fingers to open them or do you use a spoon like a sensible person?
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this post was submitted on 24 Feb 2025
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One attempt with fingers, then butter knife.
spoon seems too wide
I came to say the same because the spoon sounds like a bigger problem than using fingers.
Spoon has a built in fulcrum.
I use a butter knife attached to a 2x4. Then I just clamp the can in a bench vise and there we go!
True, but the tip of a knife can also be a fulcrum
class 1 vs class 2 leverage
you can use the spoon handle
Yo, this is what I do b