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Finally, the cap goes through an arrangement of nails, known as a Galton Board which is also found in some pinball and historic gaming machines, before landing in one of two containers marked “winner” and “try again”.

While the bottle cap is removed by a standard wall-mounted opener, the fun starts when the cap falls through a wooden labyrinth of various mechanisms reminiscent of a Rube Goldberg machine. The process usually starts with a spin of his chore wheel that will surprisingly often advise you to drink a beer. Woodworker has come up with a next-level bottle opener that not only does the job but also functions as a game of chance. People can certainly become creative when it comes to completing simple tasks like that of removing a bottle cap.

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