Chef Master Commercial Can Opener Heavy Duty - Manual Hand Crank for Large Cans with Anti-Slip Grip - Stainless Steel Restaurant Can Opener Manual for Seniors, Kitchen, Bars & Food Trucks - 90056

if you were looking for a good handheld can opener that is easy to operate even if you have arthritis hands this is the can opener for you works great. I am very pleased.

This is the best open it like a knife through butter great for opening large cans my wife loves it

Bought it to open #10 cans at work. I use it everyday, multiple times a day (sometimes upwards of 10 cans), so I would call it pretty heavy use. At first, it was nearly perfect. Easy to use, didn't leave metal shavings or jagged edges. The blade stayed fairly clean and was easy to wash when it didn't. It did chew up labels because of the design of the bottle opener part at the bottom, but I was willing to tolerate that. Unfortunately, it did not last. It has failed in a few different ways all due to bad materials or design and it is essentially unusable now. 1. After about 2 months it started to only cut the can if I held it at certain angles. I figured out that the bolt that holds the blade wheel on had partially stripped its self and was allowing the blade to slide around a bit. I muscled the bolt off and then simply super glued in the correct place. I muddled through another month. 2. While I was doing this repair work, I noticed that the post that held the wheel looked crooked. This has worsened since then and means that the blade is not pressed as tightly against the can as it needs to be. I guess the metal just isn't heavy duty enough to stand up to cans. 3. Now, the gears have stopped engaging reliably. It looks like maybe the post has bent and the teeth have worn just enough that they only touch when you recite an ancient incantation and spin around three times. Now, it leaves unopened segments that I have to fight with. Tldr; I love the style of opener, but this one falls apart within a few months. I'm planning to replace it with a similar crank style one from a different brand that's hopefully a bit more durable. You probably want to do the same.

Works as expected. Very easy on old hands!

I purchased this because it said commercial and it is! Although it is of a quality standard that can openers used to be standard. But after buying several low quality, cheaper versions, I realized that you get what you pay for. Plastic crank components just don’t last over time. I’m confident this one will last a very long time.

This is a very nice can opener but doesn’t open the cans all the way. It’s easy on the hands but skip opens and I end up using a knife to finish the job. I do love the handle option as I’m getting older and using one of the smaller ones has become difficult. This would be a five star item if it would open the cans completely.

Works great easy to turn by hand so far no rust or anything on the cutting wheel or gear like my old can opener

This thing is awesome. So easy to use especially if you have arthritis in your hands. I love the handle. I recommend this to my friends and family. Yes I know there are electric can openers but I don’t need another electric appliance.

Les deux ouvre canne que j’ai acheté n’ouvre pas bien les grosses cannes ni les petites. Il coupe une partie du métal puis laisse d’autres parties intacte ce qui rends le travail d’ouvrir les cannes vraiment difficile.

Pues no, no abre bien las latas. Lastima.

Only used for less then 10 times in 3 months, and start to get difficult opening any cans. The blade seems to be very sharp, but the wheels are stuck, like it's rusted and been used for years. Their customer service reach out to me after my review and offered me full refund and also send a new unit to me. Tried out the unit for few times, it's working perfect. Customer service is awesome and the new can opener is working great.

Works well. Easy to use but doesn’t always cut right through on all edges so I have to go back and forth to make it work on certain areas . However, for arthritic hands, it’s the easiest way I have found to open a can.

Does not get through a 100oz can have to go around 5-8 times to get it cut