Stainless Steel Measuring Cup and Spoon Set by Novalya - 14 Pcs: 7 Nesting Cups and 6 Stackable Spoons - Bonus 1 Leveler - Durable Cooking and Baking Tools - Dry and Liquid Ingredients

I had a counter can opener which I had so much trouble using, but this little opener is so easy to use, and I love, love, love, the fact that it doesn't make sharp edges. I opened a can of tomato sauce the other day and didn't have a mess on my counter as I usually would with my counter model. It's good too that it doesn't take up counter space because it's small enough that you can keep it in a drawer. It's not excessively noisy which is nice too. I do recommend this can opener.

I was skeptical since this isn’t the most high dollar can opener but it works really well. Easy to operate.

Just pull it out of the drawer.

I like the fact that the cut is not sharp and makes a nice, rounded off edge. But, it took a little while to get used to getting it set up properly on the can.

I opened up one can already and am pretty satisfied. Waiting to open a big can to see if it works. Otherwise, this little gadget will help tons since husband has arthritis.

Nice little can opener, easy to use and easy to store. My one complaint is the sharp edge left on the can after opening.

Does the job...throwing away my old stand up opener

This can opener works just as described. Easy to use. I just place it on a can and it starts going. It also has a small, sleek design that is easy to store.

At the moment I’m doing a lot of D.I.Y around the house and garden (being this weather is nice for now). I had to fix a small wooden fence for the front since the local kids destroyed it when they decided to run around, jump and kick it all over my front garden as the football rolls into my garden or flies over the fence.I started fixing the little border fencing with a ratchet screwdriver (yeah my wrist was screaming) and I just wished I had one something better to help. I’ve owned a plethora of those portable battery powered screwdrivers, some were cheap battery screwdrivers/drills and they do the job perfectly if you have a small job at hand. But I find that the batteries lose charge, they run out at the wrong moment, they end up not being powerful enough, plug wire breaks or I lose them and one burnt out in my hand and I gave up on them entirely.So I sat in the garden and mulled over the thought of a new but more improved tool, I’ve watched a few people use Makita, Bosch, Ryobi and some more brands, they do simple to hardy D.I.Y jobs and they praise them to high tool heaven. So I sat down and got to looking and it was a choice between a drill or impact driver. I decided to go with Ryobi Impact driver since I was a sucker for the colour and pop it has when you hold it in your hand and the reviews on here and YouTube really swayed me to the green side of the force. Also the price drove the drill is slowly dropping and I will eventually pick one up in a heavier sale in the the year.As it sits I spent around £22 for the charger (3rd party), £62 (was £72) for the 5ah battery (£10 off with prime now order) and £63 for the impact driver itself (body only) so in all it cost me £147 it’s a lot but a worthy investment. Now I know you can get away with a lower powered battery and some 3rd party batteries are okay and will do just fine, but a higher tier battery will make it shine and give you that extra oomph and longevity.I received it all next day with prime delivery and my first job was fixing something that plagued me for years adding some extra screws to the rear and front gates as they have started to drop, mainly from the guy not putting the right amount of screws in the hinges. I propped the gate up and removed the old screws as they have rusted away, this tool with a Dewalt Hex bit kit removed them like nothing, usually with a ratchet screw driver my wrist punishes me later with throbbing pain, this was a dream to work with. The screws just went into the wood without any problems and something my dad in his youth would have loved... hell how easy and smooth it felt I believe even he would up and about using it from time to time.So I fixed the hinges, bolts, latches, front fences and some other jobs in no time at all, it was smooth, weight is there but I’m using a 5ah battery so it’s something you will get used to. It’s helping me add new shelves to shed and start my little wood projects around the garden, I can use it on my old bikes to loosen up bolts that were a nightmare to do by hand. It perfectly fine to do some drilling work with hex drill bits and so far I’m hooked. I recently order two wodden trellises and this had the screws in no time and the hex quick swap is a nice addition.I’d say the price is a turn off for most people as I know a lot of people that won’t spend a lot on tools and hand tools will get you so far, but this was so much easier on my wrists and the time it took was nothing at all, battery lasts a long time and with the 3rd party charger it’s charges in no time at all.

Product was easy to use. Compact and great value for money. Good to have In the tool kit

parfait pour vissage difficileà oublier pour la mécanique, pas assez puissante

Great tool, just be careful of over tightening on softer materials.

Used constantly for nearly 4 years and still going. Dropped multiple times from waist height onto concrete, still fine.Ryobi One+ system - i already owned 2 drills hence sticking with it to share batteries. Stick with one system. Ryobi is middle of the road.Hoped it would be smaller and lighter than it is - I was using a smaller non hammer one+ drill for driving for years and wanted something a bit smaller and lighter. This is a touch shorter in length but same height or higher and just as heavy but it is very well build.However I have been converted by the positive driving connection an impact tool offers and its quick change for bits still makes it much better than a drill plus for larger screws/bolts/nuts it greater effective torque is also a benefit and makes light work of most driving tasks.Careful use initially as no torque limiting other than the human using it - but since I got used to it in first few months I haven't split any materials by overdriving.4 years on I still haven't got round to getting a 'small/light' driver as this is just so good and small enough for most spaces.