Magician Demo Video Culinare

This is a product demo video for DKB, created to demonstrate their Culinare Magician can opener!

A professional product video is a great way to showcase your product especially as a compliment to Professional pack shots and advertising photography in e commerce.

[Swiss-Ball-Blitz]

Can’t believe I had to look up a you tube video on how to use a can opener. Turns out I was doing it right but the thing still slips on every second turn.

[reeceadair]

Tried opening my can of tuna with this thing and couldn’t even bite onto the tin. Chucked it straight in the bin. Will be using a traditional can opener from now on

[lenise]

Well....here I am in 2023 trying to figure out how to use this can opener, and it looks like I'm not alone.😮 I suspect that I'll be back again. 😅Thanks for the demo.

[spookyme]

Complete garbage of a can opener. Don't buy!

[alexlynch]

The can doesn’t turn when I go to open it

[BecJeanMusic]

Still doesn’t work, what a waste of money. I’m in my kitchen crying because I can’t open tuna ffs.

[JonJonJonJonJonJonJonJon]

I’m a 38 year old man. Minding my sisters cats for the past day. I had to google this to open their food ffs

[michaelross]

I like it and I use it every time to open cans - no problem.

[carolynsherratt]

Ordered one of these and it didn’t work. Told the supplier who replaced it within a couple of days. Fecking thing doesn’t work either.

[christopherfarrell-artist]

I am wondering how safe this method of opening cans is for recycling the tins. Having a sharp metal edge instead of the bevelled lip ( from normal tin openers ) at the top doesn't feel right to me. I too had to look up how to use it, but, I am concerned for the recycling people. I will NOT be using it again.

[peterdelmonte]

So this opener removes the can's safety edge and gives you a sharp can edge to lean on! Then you put the nice safe-edged lid into the empty can and however you fold the can, the sharp edge remains. This seems nuts to me. Ring pull cans give the hint...if one were needed...that removing the sharp edged lid leaves the can's safety edge. Once empty, place the sharp lid inside and crimp it safely inside. A conventional can opener gives the same result.

[Truthteller]

Spent few minutes trying to figure out. Thanks for this illustration ✨️

[erinlea]

I’m trying to open condensed milk without anyone noticing and it’s isne workin

[vivienbowler]

Thanks so much for this video. I didn't realise you had to open the "legs" of the opener first. So simple when you know how.

[ppetercorbett]

Thanks! Would have starved to death without this tutorial!

[martynblackburn]

I bought one of these a few days ago and threw it out. It will not open any cans.

[leechristie]

Mine was broken when I opened it, dosnt turn at all

[jinmeindeath]

Despite all the negative comments I thought this was a really good can opener!

[Strider]

Had to look up how to properly use this. Figured it out by noticing the blade cuts the outside of the can whilst traditional can openers cut the inside of the rim.
I didn't buy this, I'm at my in-laws place who are away and this was what they had.
I would stick with the traditional one.

[sandracarter]

Not the best opener for a can that has liquid in it like beetroot. I used it and had beetroot juice mess on my kitchen bench. Also another concern is the sharp edges that are exposed on the can that other openers do not leave. On a positive note, it does a great job of opening cans.