Cork remover for champagne bottles or the like
OwnerDarryl Weaverinventor
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A cork remover for removing corks from bottles, particularly bottles having substantial internal gas pressure, such as champagne bottles, includes a tapered, generally tubular part, which is placed over the shoulder of the bottle. A hollow, threaded, tubular member is secured to the tapered part and is threaded to a tubular sleeve which has ports on opposite sides of its sidewall. Sharpened pins are movable through the ports to puncture and hold the cork. In one embodiment, the pins are threaded to the sleeve and are turned into the cork by means of handles secured to the pins. In another embodiment, the pins are replaced with C-shaped members having abrasive surfaces which are pressed into the sides of the cork, enabling it to be turned by use of the handles. Further embodiments utilize an L-shaped handle pivotally secured to the sleeve to force one or both pins into the corks. The handle can then be turned to break the cork loose and enable it to be removed.
A cork remover for removing a cork having an overhanging head from a champagne-type bottle having a shoulder comprising:
A cork remover for removing a cork having an overhanging head from a champagne-type bottle having a curved shoulder comprising:
A cork remover for removing a cork having an overhanging head from a champagne-type bottle having a shoulder comprising:
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