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Question: Can someone please explain the double hinge to me? I accidentally threw away the packaging and cannot figure out how to adjust the hinge.
Document: I almost didn't buy this one, it's short and stubby, I like a long, lean looking corkscrew. But it was the cheapest wooden one with good reviews.The description says double hinged, but my friends it is CUSTOM HINGED. I'm excited because I've never seen this before, so excuse me if this isn't news to you. I usually need to adjust to the second hinge when opening wine, and often it's a pain with only 2 settings.
This is like a all-in-one kit because I used the serrated knife to cut away the aluminum neatly and popped the  cork without straining my arm, elbowing someone behind me, or spilling. I will update if I ever encounter a bad cork pull but so far so good.
I almost didn't buy this because I'm accustom to the butterfly style and have always been intimidated by this type. At parties I always had someone open my wine because this was the only type of opener they had. I watched a YouTube video on how to use it and I opened the bottle of wine very quickly and easily. I had more trouble cutting the foil away than getting the cork out. If you are looking for a wine opener you shouldn't hesitate on buying this one!
I purchased this opener and the &#34;True Fabrications Double Hinged Wooden Corkscrew&#34; at the same time. The spring loaded feature of this particular model did not really make it work any better, and especially for someone not used to a &#34;Professional&#34; style opener.
While it works great, the little knife dulled very quickly and now the hinge no longer keeps it closed. It just opens while in my pocket and stabs me in my leg every so often. I've since thrown it away.
This wine key looks awesome and was decently priced. Every time I pull it out someone says &#34;wow look at that wine key!&#34; It would have gotten 5 stars from me if it worked a little better than the basic double hinged wine keys I've received from wine distributor salesmen. My only issue with this wine key is the initial piercing process of the cork. The angle of my corkscrew was a little flatter than I would have liked.
Best corkscrew I have ever used. Its heavy, its solid, you can feel that the joints are well made. The double hinge thing makes for the smoothest bottle openings ever.
This thing is as good looking as it is durable! I have dropped and opened many bottle of wine giving a spotless table side presentation with the spring loaded double hinge which to my surprise works like a charm!
I have rarely, if ever, used a better corkscrew than this one. The foil cutter works well, the handle is a wonderfully ergonomic design, and the wood actually looks very nice. The one gripe I have is that the spring-loaded double hinge catches a little bit at first, but after using the corkscrew enough it loosens up and starts to work more comfortably.
My wife and I drink maybe 3-4 bottles of wine a week. This corkscrew has been a source of joy in our life. It replaced our clunky wing style corkscrew, and it is much easier and certainly more convenient. The foil-knife is probably not the best, but it gets the job done. Overall it has a good weight and feel, and the double hinge is perfect. I now look forward to not only drinking wine, but opening the bottle!
Answer: There's no adjustment needed. Twist the screw all the way into the cork. Press your finger on the top portion of the hinge and it will depress just enough to catch the lip of the wine bottle. This should remove the cork half way when pulling up the handle. The second half of the cork is removed with the bottom hinge hooking the lip of the bottle as a second movement.