Custom or Homemade Tube Lifters Poppers Anybody Have Any ?

Every GEC knife comes with a tube popper you can use to open the next one. 😉

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OMG!!!!:eek: THINK of the damage you are inflicting on the value of that GEC!! Actually handling it!!! Real Safe Queens really should be MIT, in fact, the tube should NEVER be opened to maintain true mint statuso_O
 
OMG!!!!:eek: THINK of the damage you are inflicting on the value of that GEC!! Actually handling it!!! Real Safe Queens really should be MIT, in fact, the tube should NEVER be opened to maintain true mint statuso_O

GEC should start sealing the tubes with plastic shrink wrap. Then you’d really know which ones are “NIT” when sold on the secondary market. 😁
 
Not as far as I recall Charlie, far too advanced for me :D I have these brutal thumbnails so no real need:cool:
Thanks Will! I found the post! It was made by a former Porch member named sturzi sturzi !!
He was an electrical engineer, and he made a push-button machine!! Insert your Tube and push a button!! A lever reached over, and popped the top!!!
That guy was the King of Rube Goldbergs!!! Too bad he's not around any longer!!
 
I have the tube for my pocket carver but I’ve been tempted many times to thrown away. My knife rests in a pile in the knife bowl. I guess it’s only value is if I ever swap it.
 
Still hoping a Proper Popper tool is someday made
I was picturing an opener similar to this one
Scaled down with the pressed ears set to the proper width

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They never used to be so tight, but the last couple of years they really went for airtight seals at GEC.

I just use any pry bar lookalike object, when needed.
 
They never used to be so tight, but the last couple of years they really went for airtight seals at GEC.

I just use any pry bar lookalike object, when needed.
I understand that a hermetic seal adds to the value on the secondary market 😉😁👍
 
I always try to use my finger nails first if that fails I just use the other end of a knife. I don't know why I don't just grab the knife in the first place.
 
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