Capstop — Magnetic Wall Bottle Opener
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Description
Capstop is a wall-mounted bottle opener built around a simple idea: the cap should not hit the floor. A flat back plate carries a cap-catching lip, and a recess behind the opening holds a disc magnet that grabs the cap as it comes off the bottle.
The magnet pocket is sized for a 20 mm diameter, 5 mm thick disc magnet, with a small clearance so it seats without forcing. Two countersunk screw holes let the plate sit flush against the wall.
Features
- Back plate, 60 mm wide and 100 mm tall, with chamfered edges
- Opener lip with a cap slot, projecting from the front face
- Magnet recess for a 20 × 5 mm disc magnet, located behind the opener
- Two countersunk screw holes for wall mounting
- Slim funnel and removable cup intended to sit below the opener to collect caps
Dimensions
- Plate: 60 × 10 × 100 mm
- Opener lip: 40 mm wide, 14 mm projection, 8 mm thick
- Magnet pocket: 20.4 mm diameter, 5.2 mm deep
- Screw holes: 4.5 mm shank, 9 mm countersink
Print notes
- Print the plate on its back or side; the opener lip prints best flat.
- PETG or ASA is suggested for durability against repeated cap contact.
- Secure the magnet with a drop of glue if the wall mount sees heavy use.
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