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Choose a handle or a compact round body, then fit the metal opener insert and personalize the wood.
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Start from a blank workpiece
Draw a rounded handle, lay out the metal-insert pocket and hanging-hole outline, add CHEERS lettering and preview the design in 3D.
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Made by Easel gallery makers
The CNC makes the wooden parts. These finished examples use separate opener hardware, so choose the insert before adapting the pocket.
michigan bottle openerby Shoreline FurnitureShoreline Furniture gives a compact opener a state-shaped outline and puts the metal insert on the back. The file separates the profile/pocket, chamfer and locating-pin stages. This is a two-sided layout, so preserve the registration between sides. Its V-carved chamfer requires Easel Pro.
Jeep Themed Bottle Openerby Darrell ArnoldDarrell Arnold carves a maple or walnut handle with a Jeep grille and a purchased metal insert. The longer handle leaves room for fingers away from the cap. The file has a larger Jeep shape, an original version, and separate lettering and cutout workpieces. Match the insert pocket to the hardware you actually buy.
Bottle Opener-Demoby Eduardo TorresEduardo Torres shows small round wooden openers that can carry a name or graphic on the back. His Easel file separates the round body, drill locations and a decorated version. The tutorial shows the insert-kit workflow; use the maker’s video alongside the file when planning the hardware and assembly.
Beer Sign and Matching Coaster/Bottle Openerby John CoffeenJohn Coffeen makes a coaster with a built-in bottle opener to match his beer signs. It adds a place to set the drink rather than a long handle. The shared file includes the coaster artwork and a light-ring/coaster workpiece; source the metal opener insert separately and check its fit before carving.
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From the makers’ comments and project notes
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Darrell Arnold explains that the designs are spread across the workpieces at the bottom of Easel. If you see only lettering, expand Workpieces in the bottom-left corner and select the other tabs to find the Jeep shapes and cutout stages. Each tab is a separate part of the shared project.
Comment by Darrell Arnold: read the source.
From Jeep Themed Bottle Opener by Darrell Arnold.
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