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I posted pictures comparing my old kitchenaid on the right next to the akaza on the left

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What a shame some forwardthinking engineer didnt make the small limiting fence mountable on both sides of the cutting face

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The only down side to this design is the small opening into the inner workings while it normally doesnt happen stuff can get into this and then it would be difficult to clean out

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So i bought this to make stash can outta arizona cans warning products doesnt work properly on arizona cans any way it works fine on cans of tunacans of fruit yadayada and no more buzzsaw edges because the can opener basically cuts down into the can instead of around the top

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Even tried to put it on another shelf but the glue will not let it come off

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The wheels with run along the side going through the sealing material and after a rotation or maybe two the lid just comes off

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Handy dandy for when you need two hands to open a jar it can still be difficult but without this gadget i would not be able to open those impossible jars

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Using the akaza provided by vendor at a serious discount as a for review item feels natural because well it operates exactly the way youd expect a mainstream can opener to operate