Home Brew Ohio Colt Strong Bench Capper

Solo he embotellado unas doce cajas con él, pero al momento es una gran adquisición, muy funcional.

Love how it makes quick work of the capping process. Never used a hand capped before, but the stand is easy to understand. Takes a bit of strength to pull the lever, but if youre burly like me its a breeze. Beer 30 somewhere

First time using a bottle capper. This one worked exactly as described. Easy to use and adjustable. Used it for Stubbies. 30 bottles in 10 minutes

Really enjoying this capper !Fastened to a piece of scrap wood adds sturdiness and portability to cap in the kitchen or fermentation area - would be better if you actually had a 'bench' to mount to as it was designed for.Be prepared to run through a few test caps before actually capping your brew. Adjust height to about inch higher than bottle (or next slot). Pull down on handle and you should feel a lot of resistance. Continue to add pressure until you feel the handle become easier to pull an inch or two more as the capper finishes the crimping action.Tested with variable sizes of bottles with great results- finnally able to cap see through cerveza bottles that usually break with a two hand capper when pressure is applied to the neck.Well worth the price and added space the capper takes up with my brew equipment. Durability feels great and easier/safer to operate than a two handed capper. I don't expect it to fail anytime soon but if it were to I would definitely buy this brand and model again.

Many reviews say this has to be bolted down. If you want to knock out 6 dozen bottles as quick as possible, yeah, bolt it down. If you're not so pressed for time, just grab the top and pull the handle. Works fine and you can keep it portable. Feels awkward for the first half dozen, but you get a feel for it.