90mm Can Ring Pull Lever Tool
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Description
A hand-held lever for lifting can ring pulls without using fingernails. A thin curved hook slides under the ring, and a thick barrel handle gives the leverage to lift it. Suited to anyone with limited grip strength or short nails.
Specifications
- Overall length: 90 mm
- Handle: 25 mm diameter barrel, about 55 mm long, with ring grooves for grip
- Hook blade: 2 mm thick, 12 mm wide, curved upward at the tip to slide under the ring
- Construction: single welded body, printed as one piece
- Orientation: print with the handle and blade lying flat on the bed. Supports may be needed under the barrel's curved underside.
- Material: PETG or PLA. PETG is preferred for the 2 mm blade because it flexes before it breaks.
- Use: ring-pull cans such as beans, soups and drinks
Notes
- The 2 mm blade is the thinnest part. Print it with at least 3 perimeters for strength.
- The grip grooves are shallow, so the handle stays easy to wash.
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