that little crescent thing near the base of the blade.. is that a bottle opener?
740931
It did work opening a bottle after some lining up. But doubt that was the ment for that
1764767
It is ONLY a fork, knife and spoon, not a multi tool. It doesn't have a bottle opener at all.
103690
Yes, you can use a notch in the all metal frame as a bottle opener when the blade is closed.
1337920
It's pretty flexible. It has a moveable stop that allows you to cut bottles to just about any height for a drinking glass. I flipped it around and only the cut the bottom of my bottles off and it works for that too. If you order it, get extra scoring blades. They wear out pretty quickly depending on how my bottles you are planning to cut.
1493016
No, it is the same as a Swiss army knife. Some kind of pressure plate. Although it is no back is still quite strong
1584638
its very compact. You wouldn't know the blade was in there. However at the top, two little pieces of the blade handle stick up. These are there so you can quickly open with your thumb.
1794049
The knive is not! However after about 3 days of playing around and just working it in you can wave it open with ease! Great knive...for the low $$ it's actually almost up there with my benchmades!
1509122
While the hook itself may not be useful, the back of the folded blade itself can certainly be used as a bottle opener. There's a method for using a pocket lighter to open a bottle (I'm sure it's out there on youtube). The concept (leverage) is the same, it is super easy with a small amount of practice, and once you've got it, you can use almost anything to open your bottles. You'll never be a slave to a dedicated bottle opener again, and it's a fun trick at a party too.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9KJtKXCHx8You would just use the widest part of the spine of the blade instead of a lighter. While the hook itself may not be useful, the back of the folded blade itself can certainly be used as a bottle opener. There's a method for using a pocket lighter to open a bottle (I'm sure it's out there on youtube). The concept (leverage) is the same, it is super easy with a small amount of practice, and once you've got it, you can use almost anything to open your bottles. You'll never be a slave to a dedicated bottle opener again, and it's a fun trick at a party too.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9KJtKXCHx8You would just use the widest part of the spine of the... » Read More While the hook itself may not be useful, the back of the folded blade itself can certainly be used as a bottle opener. There's a method for using a pocket lighter to open a bottle (I'm sure it's out there on youtube). The concept (leverage) is the same, it is super easy with a small amount of practice, and once you've got it, you can use almost anything to open your bottles. You'll never be a slave to a dedicated bottle opener again, and it's a fun trick at a party too.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9KJtKXCHx8You would just use the widest part of the spine of the blade instead of a lighter. « Show Less
1800105
The "L" has the Leatherman blade "Launcher". It's basically a lever on the back that pushes the blade out when you slide your finger or fhumb over it.
352476
There is a small white plastic piece that covers the edge of the blade. It pushes out to expose the blade...its a safety feature.
1572641
Sorry man, just looked at the picture myself. This picture has changed since I bought mine, which was a non-serrated and the picture previously showed a non-serrated blade.
843542
This is a mighty little can opener. To answer your question in one word - YES! I love this little devil.
586358
It is not. The handle assembly screws out to detach, releasing the both the cap and blade base.
1509118
The hook on the back is designed for quick deployment. While it could make due as a bottle opener in a pinch, the blade is not wide enough in the spine to be a good bottle opener.
505931
It is quite small but looks to me like it is two small stationary white "rods" placed in a v. It works very well on my Rada knives. ;-) I love this can opener. I received a Sunbeam for a wedding gift 50 years ago and have just now had to replace it. Of course, I bought another Sunbeam! ;-)
571594
I didn't list it but the tip is rounded. So I guess it is a Usuba. Call it what you want the picture is the actual saw.
1509116
No. I've tried to open a bottle with it, and the angle is wrong. The top of the blade is slightly curved, in front of the hook, and does not allow the hook to keep in contact with the cap.