Absolutely! :cheers: I have to give my SAK openers each a turn: 111mm, 93mm, 91mm, 85mm, 84mm, 58mm. I have 85mm and 84mm combo tools as well, can't leave them unloved.
I also buy cans just to feed my can openers. I buy slabs of bean and tomato cans and the sorts of cat food that only come in big cans. I like the extra leverage of the 93mm and 91mm openers over 85/84mm, although the latter are good for a change. The Wenger combo tool works pretty well if you don't mind a jagged edge. I like it more than the Vic combo tool that's awlways needing more practice.
Then there are the bottles of wine for the corkscrew. Pencils for the small blade. Fruit for the large blade. Packages of knives to open with the scissors. Flat slot and Phillips screws in #0, #1, and #2 to keep the SDs limber. Branches for the wood saw; brass and aluminium rods for the metal saw and file; fish for the scaler... you get the picture.
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Back to op, I was opening a can of food with a puller late last night, for just a split second, I'd want to pretend the puller didn't work and use my SAK can opener...but my hunger gets the better of me. The thought to use a can opener on a can food with puller. :facepalm:
You can often open the bottom. This is why I awlways store my cans with pull rings upside down in the pantry. No excuses to delay that dopamine rush. :pok:
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Seriously though, I do enjoy using the bottle and can openers, and all the other tools that do so well for their size.