Beer Bottle Capper and Caps Kit, Crown Bottle Cappers Tool With Magnet for Bottle Capping, Red Baron Home Brew Hand Bottles Capper with 150 Crown Caps for Bottling (Beer Bottle Capper)

I am usually unimpressed with most items today...especially home brew items. When I received this item, I had so many preconceived notions that it wouldn't work, it'd be hard to operate, it'd quickly break because it was so cheap, etc. I have to admit that I was wrong! This bottle capping device has changed my opinion in every way.The capper is super easy to use, requires minimal effort, it's ingeniously designed, and most of all it works!In the home brewing community, cappers get a bad name because they sometimes don't crimp right and so you lose carbonation. As such, a lot of guys buy these large, unwieldy floor/bench bottling devices that take up space and still only partially work. This device is alarmingly light weight, amazingly sturdy, takes up little room, and works like a charm each and every time. I've yet to have an uncarbonated bottle happen. Every cap is perfectly seated.My only complaint is that it didn't come with a catalog or website or something where I can buy more caps from the company. I'm an extremely loyal buyer (when I find a product I like) and would like to insure I have the same caps since I don't want to jinx anything in the future.

I have a capper that adjusts to different bottle sizes, but it won't accommodate a magnum-sized champagne bottle, so I bought this. As I say in the headline, it worked fine, but I haven't used it more than a few times so far since most of the bottling I do is with smaller bottles that fit in my other capper.

A very well built tool. We will put it to a lot of use.

will keep it as backup, moved on to stand mounted capper for twice the price but nicer to use. If you are reasonably careful the capper should offer years of excellent service.

I was concerned about getting a plastic rather than metal tool, but it is very heavy and rigid. I've done only a few dozen bottles so far so I cannot speak to long-term durability, but so far I am happy with it.Occasionally it seems to not want to crimp a cap until I turn the bottle a quarter turn. I don't know if that is an issue with the tool, the cap, the bottle, or the user. It has not happened often.It is an oddly satisfying sensation when the cap correctly crimps.

Handle broke after capping about 20 bottles. Left me in the lurch with a dozen primed bottles and no way to seal them.

Bottled some hard cider, nice to have the caps included

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