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3D Printed Soda Can Opener Kitchen Tool

3D Printed Soda Can Opener Kitchen Tool, design preview, turn three quarter

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What it does

  • Grips soda can tabs firmly so you open cans with one smooth motion every time
  • Custom design from the US works on standard soda cans; no batteries or moving parts needed
  • Hand-sized and lightweight so you keep it in your kitchen drawer right where you need it
  • Made from durable 3D-printed plastic that handles daily use without wearing out
  • One-piece design means you can use it right away after it arrives

Stop struggling with soda cans. You grip this opener, apply steady pressure, and your can opens clean and easy. No more bent fingers or broken nails on pull-tabs.

The design came from careful work in OpenSCAD, testing real soda can dimensions to get the fit just right. Every detail was picked to match standard cans so you get reliable results every time. It sits in your hand like it was made for you.

This is a functional kitchen tool that works as well as any store-bought opener. You get a sturdy, simple design that lasts. Just grab it, use it, and know it will be there tomorrow.

4.6k downloads in the maker community. That is interest in the design on the site it came from, not our sales.

What you get

  • This design prints as one piece.
  • Nothing else to print or buy for this to work.

What it is made of

Designs like this print well in PLA. Compare the materials.

Printed plastic is strong for its size, but it is not metal. We have not load tested this design, so we do not publish a weight rating. Keep it out of a hot car and away from open flame.

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Who made this design

Designed by Claghorn. We did not draw it.

Shared under Creative Commons, credit required. See the original design