Over-engineered Bottle Opener | Upgrades and Testing!

[@WinstonMakes]

It probably says a lot about how much Paul Jackman has corrupted my mind when I think that the shot after 4:54 should have been of you pouring soda all over your face and letting it gratuitously drip everywhere... Anyway, great upgrades!

[@TylerBellMakes]

Man! I totally missed out. That's exactly what he would have done 🤣

[@ZENMASTERME1]

@@TylerBellMakes do you have a Patreon account?

[@miguelcontreras5782]

A few suggestions: 1.- Tabletop version pls 2.- Spring return pneumatic cylinder 3.- CO2 cartridges?

[@Tonestothemax]

Or use a hand pump like from an old pump bb gun

[@HentaiNat]

pressure release valve

[@leiurus5533]

Co2, or nitrogen bottle like paint ball guns

[@brooksrobinson8685]

Nah bro you need it to catch the bottle cap

[@FuckignRuby]

came here to suggest CO2 capsules. could totally size this down if you used the small capsules. I think the larger ones would give you more run time. (all providing that you use a regulator tho. pretty sure the small ones are pressurised to ~800psi)

[@christiancasper]

I like how you decided to turn your leaking into a feature.

[@janbuhlmann497]

That's how a software engineer would do it

[@Darksunbird]

"leak?? no no that's not a problem.. that's the solution TO the problem..."

[@YoursUntruly]

I thought the same damn thing 😂

[@boutellejb]

Absolutely ridiculous - I love it! Great hand craftsmanship - I especially like the swirled machine finish on the sides.

[@TylerBellMakes]

This thing is wild and I'm excited to be able to bring it to maker events!

[@TandaMadison]

Maybe it will be at one of these events where Jackman will take it away from you and do as Winston has suggested. Haha

[@tobikomitzuki1]

Show it to Adam Savage, he build a over engineered Bottle opner too (though its not as violent as yours)

[@yert16571]

Love the "controlled release of pressure"

[@NerdInventor]

I love this insane bottle opener! Great one! If you further want to over engineer the pressure pump, you could ad a T-section with an over-pressure valve. ❤

[@TylerBellMakes]

Totally! Thanks!!!

[@josiahstowe4213]

Hey Tyler, Keep up the great work! I saw your colab with Alec Steele and figured I would check out your channel. I look forward to seeing many more overengineered shenanigans.

[@RookieLock]

That's really cool.. I love the jeweling/engine turning.. I gotta try that one of these days, thanks for the inspiration Tyler!

[@Wreckerrick201]

Anyone else get that No Country for Old Men vibe from that thing??? Lol... it’s badass and I want one now!!!

[@dmitrymarukh6857]

It is not engineered over enough by a long shot. What you need to do is to make bottle retainer move freely, pulled down by weak spring. Then add pneumatic lock that activates when you press the trigger but before the actual opener action. The lock will stop bottle retainer from movement until the trigger released. This way ANY bottle can be opened without adjustments.

[@holierholer60]

The popping sound is awesome

[@josephbullough9939]

Referring to this as "over-engineered" reminds me of a toilet paper holder we had to build in a college engineering course. The base was c-section steel, and the sides and roller were aluminum. The finished item probably weighed close to 5 lbs. We referred to it as a combination toilet paper holder / boat anchor.

[@ramabary]

Version 3, all together in single tool.

[@zacktyler4765]

Stumbled upon your channel and wow! What you're able to do is amazing. I'd love to see all the outrageous stuff you could do with a CNC, etc, because what you do with just hand tools and a drill press is mindblowing!

[@walkerhaber1947]

This man would be unstoppable with a laser cutter.

[@ericlotze7724]

I need the Dimentions/Drawings/CAD for a friend...

[@StanCrafted]

Dude! The original build was one of my favorites...the upgrades just take it over the top! Hope you´re doing well up there and staying safe!

[@stephencresswell4760]

Have you considered a spring powered mechanism? Maybe a cocking lever or pump-action to reset it after use. Then a trigger to release it.

[@FigmentsMade]

Hah! Those are some great upgrades! I can't wait for the next ridiculous machine!

[@bogihom]

You should make a sleeve version. That would be cool.

[@BebenX]

Nice work

[@FredMcIntyre]

Awesome upgrades Tyler! 😃👍🏻👊🏻

[@andyjamesmciver]

Seriously, how does this channel only have 15K subscribers!!

[@rickcperry]

Awesome video, next upgrade would be a regulated CO2 system for thousands of openings without dragging around a compressor.

[@neonace3885]

This would be amazing for parties or large events, just have this as a stationed area and done in less than a second

[@LasseHG1]

Have to say, another way to make it more portable could be co2 canisters, they are smaller and easier to carry around than the pump

[@kuma7526]

It's great to see what you can learn from engineering class

[@MattLitkeRacing]

I like seeing someone just go make stuff. Why not use a Schrader valve to fill the tank? It’s more compact than the check valve and coupler and you wouldn’t have to modify the compressor

[@PyroBurning]

maybe you can take apart the handheld compressor and intergrate it in your bottle opener.

[@garretthensley9655]

This is wicked cool and would totally buy something like this.

[@samswift4841]

Looking forward to seeing this channel blow up!

[@watchmefail8275]

The production value in your videos is crazy! I love the editing. Found you in my recommended and thought you were some huge KZbinr I’ve never heard of. Went to subscribe after the vid and saw you only had 17k subs. I just wanna say keep up the good work man! You got a good thing here!

[@Breeegz]

I wonder if the air pump and action from a BB gun has enough punch to pop off caps. Then you can have a hand-pump version, for ultimate portability.

[@oxcartracing]

Integrate the compressor into the set into the bottle opener use electronic solenoids to where all you have to do is squeeze the trigger on the air compressor pops the lid off of it

[@BearMaked]

I'd like to see the faces on people who have no idea what that thing is when you just randomly whip it out to open a bottle, with no heads up. Good video, sir!

[@MSladekPhoto]

"I'll figure it out..." Is that the add on to "Don't die?" As always, awesome video and fun to see your iterations and problem-solving.

[@garagemonkeysan]

Ridiculously awesome! Great video. Mahalo for sharing! : )

[@HouseofChop]

Awesome upgrades!!!! 🔥👍🏼🔥

[@TylerBellMakes]

Thanks duuude!

[@0ProXXy0]

You could still intergrate the Pressure gun inside of the opener. Use it as a handle thenm

[@masterbryan7106]

I just designed a portable one that'll fit in your pocket and doesn't use pressurized air. But will still fling the cap 30 ft in the air.

[@joshvandruff1790]

I need this in my life. That things awesome!

[@sjenkins1057]

Where did you find soft drinks in glass bottles any more?

[@volkerracho5954]

Nice, now please do a third version with CO2 cartridges (there are also bigger ones for airsoft)!

[@waveformdistortion]

Dude. DUDE. I want one. I'd fit it with a regulator and leave it connected to shop air, right next to the shop fridge.

[@FharishAhmed]

This was uploaded on my BIRTHDAY???? Consider me a subscriber from now on.

[@shortvidz9576]

Pretty sure this is the only bottle opener like this in the entire universe

[@SchusterLagoon]

Saw you on Alec Steele's channel, checked out a few videos and subscribed. Good stuff!

[@fourpassports7598]

Nice content

[@superdupergrover9857]

You have *_GOT_* to make a better bench for that vise! If the bench wobbles like that when you're hammering on something in the vise, that is a lot of wasted motion and energy. If made with wood, I would recommend using posts no smaller than 4/4's, or something with a similar cross sectional area. And you need to put in some kind of cross bracing as well. Sure, this sounds like overkill from a load bearing perspective. It is, but it is a workbench, not a shelf. It is for pounding and hammering and bending and sawing and all the things that need something rock solid to be done easily and without excess strain. If it's not overbuilt, it's underbuilt. If your back doesn't ache at the thought of moving it, it is too light.

[@deltadesigns4269]

Have you thought about potentially using CO2 cartridges for the pressure? It would also give a cool visual because of the frozen gas release. It wouldn't be hard to do the research, there are CO2 bicycle pumps that fit in the palm of your hand.

[@truusjenskens8485]

You need the makita tyre inflator, that one stops at the set pressure.

[@nickldominator]

An interesting option that could be explored is to use liquid propane. Use the gaseous propane to drive the actuator at which the LP would boil off inside the tank to replenish the vapor pressure. Totally dumb, of course, but would hold several orders of magnitude more 'charges' in the same volume.

[@YoursUntruly]

Yeah, because everyone wants their beer with a fart smell.

[@TheHMSBros]

You look good in glasses 👍

[@nexlvlwealth]

Co2 cartridge would be cool here

[@ddwharton]

Nice work Tyler. Question.... are you able to dial down the amount of air used per cycle? Might not need that much force in turn allowing more cycles per fill.

[@manujgoyal]

I would love to see a collab with you and @theslowmoguys. Love your videos

[@JFDavoded]

Something badlandschugs needs

[@spruceg00se]

Instead of a pneumatic piston could you just use an electro magnet to rapidly accelerate the bottle opener head, it could be used hundreds of times on a charge?

[@spruceg00se]

Or maybe some sort of railgun...

[@EvilSpyBoy]

I just watched this and the first one and I'm surprised you didn't use PC standoffs instead of having the bolt go all the way through to hold it together

[@YoursUntruly]

3:12 it’s actually soapy dihydrogen monoxide 😉

[@memesjenkins2104]

Adam Savage would approve.

[@shellybelly9205]

Could've use a CO2 cartridge and step down the psi with a paintball pressure regulator.

[@campbelldaniel58]

Can you disassemble and integrate that small compressor?

[@bradleyholcombe6114]

I want one!!!!!

[@eugenes9751]

Why not use disposable co2 cartridges?

[@leodittondawson3561]

What about using the small canisters of co2

[@HiAnonym]

As a German I can for sure say that I don't need this thing because there are so many better ways to open a beer...for example with another beer

[@weslabrash8593]

Build the air pump mechanism into a redesigned bottle opener.

[@silverjohnson3163]

Why not have a small compressed air tank attached instead of a compressor?

[@miguelalvarez1073]

What’s that company where you design a pice a metal or several pieces and the y will cut it for you and ship them back?

[@noelsnave9395]

You should try using co2 cartridges

[@patrickpiela9934]

Hey Tyler, I might be wrong but that last brown bottle... was that a twist lock?

[@zetabola1]

I saw the same thing!!!!

[@jowjowbro]

Not anymore xD

[@danielsamail]

Beer - you need to open bottles of cerveza

[@krishamsub.subedichhetri5895]

Can we get more mechanisms, science, detailed design explanations and maybe less build montage?

[@davidabraham3873]

Lol this is so useless but so cool at the same time and is a genuine piece of art work and engineering

[@AlsHackShack]

For some reason I really want a Sprite.

[@ITzAzzAB]

Adapt it to use 12g co2 cartridges

[@bhutwheyttherismor86]

Wish I could see it on a Phantom camera.

[@appahman]

hey tyler! the light you use for ask lighting at 1:39? whered ya get it? its awesome! also kep up the good work!

[@TylerBellMakes]

Thanks! I made it from a dentist light

[@FaurTheCurlyViking]

Am i the only one who wanna see a opener that opens 30 bottles at the same time? like a danish case of beer is 30 bottles, it would be a fountain of caps

[@mntk]

I wonder if this'd be on sale haha

[@devalishxb91]

I'm thinking maybe some co2 canisters

[@albishmas4450]

I can open a bottle like that with just a spoon!

[@maximebeaudoin4013]

Anyplans to make it c02 powered

[@edub590]

now the huge question is how the hell can I buy one already to go ?

[@FacePlant34]

I probably would have made it use those c02 canisters that airsoft guns use. Ya know the ones that Australians inhale and call "nangs".

[@Ravedave5]

Kinda want to see it do a champagne bottle

[@haydentaylor3658]

Anybody else notice he did it with a twist off cap

[@realfuture2693]

make a co2 capsule powered mini version

[@Wisconsin.pikachu]

Why not use small co2 canisters

[@Suomalaine]

make it use co2 cartridges or do electric one :D

[@Chucki_ysl]

U deserve more subs and I want one how do I buy

[@steves1099]

Soapy dihydrogen oxide.. nice

[@adamcarson1516]

Looks awesome!.. what you should do is put the male fitting onto the tyre pump and the female onto the tank, this way you’ll be able to remove the check valve off the tank to make it more compact and you won’t be pressurising the line.. also another idea, you could potentially make a system to use 16g disposable c02 cartridges, that would be awesome!

[@bobrobmarc.-.966]

Which I could by that, somebody should sell this

[@bertdong1023]

Why not consider use CO2 cartridges?

[@ralphfarted]

you should see if you can pop a champagne bottle with it.

[@Mickocarbomb]

Never mind you already thought of it

[@Mickocarbomb]

Just get one of those wireless Ryobi air compressors problem solved