> the only one you'll ever need is a double-stepped waiters corkscrew
> Everything in between, I really don't see the point.
The point is some people have things like arthritis or other challenges that benefit from greater mechanical advantage.
> Everything in between, I really don't see the point.
The point is some people have things like arthritis or other challenges that benefit from greater mechanical advantage.
But I do agree this isn't a good gift item unless you specifically know the person needs a new corkscrew. I hate having redundant stuff.
they are ugly, not particularly ergonomic and age horribly.
But there are models that have a two-handed operation that doesn't require the tiny bit of skill the GP's one need to not break the cork.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=476wTEKDOVc (1 minute).
By combining one or more longer levers with gearing/worm drive, many do exactly that.