Does the can opener cut along the outer edge, so you don't have a sharp lid afterwards?
1784195
No you have the sharp lid, but it runs so quiet and smooth. I think it is a good purchase!
1816276
No the blade is just a straight shape edge. There are holes throught the blade above the edge so what you are cutting does not adhear to the blade.
376751
HiThe Hamilton Beach #76606Z it cuts below the outside of the can with no sharp edges You could put the lid back on and it would look like it had never been opened The only thing is you have to hold the power lever down until it is through or it will stop where you let up on itI like it
848127
No. However , I don't use mine much anymore because of two serious burns on my forarms due to the opening style of the lid. I had a similar utensil years ago with a different opening that I enjoyed.
844545
This model opens the lid from around the top and does not leave any sharp edges. I really like it.
1551231
No, it's a sardine can. The lid's edges can be used as a cutting tool though.
256558
No no bits of metal in or out of can or around when used. THe lid comes off in one piece.
1130311
No. The handle is built into the lid so this leaves and opening on one end.
1605770
I've never noticed any sharp edges but now that you ask, I found that the inner edges around the handles are a little sharp. But you would really have to go out of your way to cut yourself on it. I've had this product for several months and have never cut myself on it. I would highly recommend this growler.
1959182
Yes. It is so simple. Pay attention to the dots it makes so the whole lid is covered. The opener has a little grip that you manually remove the can. No rough edges.
1289230
Mostly, the outer edge comes out past the lid but it does "seal" the edge BTW this lid also comes with the 5qt dutch oven and is a better value than purchasing the lid on its own
1250685
If your can opener is working right, the lid should just lift off. Unfortunately, the last one I bought from Amazon does not completely remove the lid most of the time. The first one I had worked beautifully.
1809042
Opens all sizes of cans. This opener opens the can by breaking the seal around the outside of the can rather than cutting the inside of the can. It makes the can lid totally safe (no sharp edges) but the lid no longer fits in the can. Therefore, I don't like to use it to open tuna cans since I can't use the lid of the opened can as a press to drain the tuna dry.
1442211
It's not like a "regular" can opener. It never goes into the can where it can touch food. It cuts on the outside of the lid - remove from the opener - then pull off lid with fingers - lid can be put back on later as a cover....! An amazing 'gadget'......I wouldn't use anything else! Answer: not removable because food doesn't get on it!
1256200
Yes, the unit will open such a can, but you must understand that it opens differently than a conventional opener, which will not permit you to squeeze the lid into the tuna in an effort to drain it. The opener cuts from the side of the lid of the can, not from the top of it. I have one and have been able to adjust to it quite easily. The resulting can and lid have no sharp edges; much safer! A solid unit. I did my research into this and other models before I bought this one. Glad I did!!
1159623
Usually it stays in the opener. Couple times it remained on the can, but it is safe to pick up with your fingers. Edges are smooth do not cause any cuts.
1248571
Not in my experience. Obviously the can *top* will be sharp, but the edges on the can itself are pretty dull.