A coconut opener, comprising: a
handle (1), a round tube (2) and a spring (3), wherein the bottom of the
handle (1) is provided with a connecting end (4), the round tube (2) is sleeved inside the spring (3), and the length of the spring (3) is less than the length of the round tube (2); one end of the spring (3) is fixedly connected to one end of the round tube (2) and is fixedly connected to the
handle (1) by means of the connecting end (4); and the other end of the spring (3) is a
cutting end (5), and the other end of the round tube (2) is an opening end (6). By means of the combination of the spring (3) and the round tube (2), since the spring (3) is shorter than the round tube (2), when the opening end of the round tube (2) reaches the endocarp, the spring (3) is still located in the mesocarp. Given that the endocarp is relatively hard and the mesocarp is thick and fibrous, continuously rotating the handle (1) can make the downward spiral speed of the spring (3) greater than the downward speed of the opening end (6). As a result, the spring (3) is stretched and deformed, thus quickly generating a large
spring force. Under the action of the
spring force, the pressure generated by the opening end (6) on the endocarp is also rapidly increased, thereby achieving the purpose of quickly opening the endocarp.