I saw your previous video. I appreciate your info. I have bought way too many can openers. They are a necessary part of our life. I grew up up with the ol P31 and its cousin with the corkscrew and the old standard Echo manual openers. I like to buy the gallon size cans of fruit for cobblers. Ive tried several of the smooth edhe manual openers, If I can ever get them started...well....some are better than others. Ive tried seberal electric units, all are failures even with smaller cans, I am currently using a Black and decker. Every time I use it I remember it is trying my patience. I have to take the paper off the top part of the cans or it will not work. Also It takes about 5 tries to get it properly seated. Sometimes I just go hungry. I am saying...try removing a little paper with that electric unit. Also be very sure that you have the mounting peg fully inserted into the machine. I think I might try one of the MaMa things you showed. Currently I am researching the commercial openers the manual plunge type.

Next time you want to use an electric can opener on a pull tab can, turn the can over and cut off the bottom. It should open much more easily.

i gave you a like just for your time and effort of doing the video,but im gonna keep on looking for a good can opener.

Why use a can opener on a flip top?

The KM isn't worth the price. It takes too much fiddling, and it often won't open a can. It won't open small cans.

Mine is not opening soup cans with pull-ring/pull-tab cans