Beer bottle caps

Why not drill holes in existing caps?

Phil Joines Krum, Texas

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Re: Why not drill holes in existing caps?

Bill Hale / The Wood Spinner

>I need a higher quantity and don't want to go through this step.

Some resturants sell bottle salt and pepper sets with plastic tops. With all the views and few responces I may need to try to find a set to see if there is a mfg listed there

Thanks all

Bill

Re: Why not drill holes in existing caps?

Chuck Ludwigsen

>Sorry we couldn't be of more help on this one, bill. I would guess they have to be removal too.

Chuck.

Re: Beer bottle caps

John Lucas

>Bill

I have about 60 catalogs and have never seen those. I do remember that Campmore had a set of salt and pepper shaker tops that fit film cans but have never seen the beer bottle tops.

Re: Beer bottle caps *LINK*

Lee Weed

>Bill,

Here's a few if you like Corona


Beeer Caps

Re: Beer bottle caps

Russ Fairfield

>You only need one (1) hole in the middle of the cap to make it serve as a salt or pepper shaker. This can be drilled hole, but remove the sealer material under the cap around the hole before drilling. If the drill is spinning fast enough and the cap is supported solidly under the hole there will be no burr when the drill breaks through. Even if the drilling a a bit rough, there is only one hole to clean up after.

A 5/64" drill works for me for both salt and pepper. Use a smaller drill if the pepper grind is finer or the salt pours too fast for you.

Re: Beer bottle caps

RevDoug

>Bill,

Do a search for beer bottling supplies. You should find caps and cappers pretty easily. Lots of people still make their own beer (although I can't imagine why).