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    When you make the lid to jam tight in the box so you can turn the lid.. and then you turn off just that tiny fraction too much so it doesn't jam at all - what do you do?



    Not that I've done this, of course, no, not me. I'm just asking - you know, to help others who might have this problem.

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    Richard Raffan suggests building it up with wax until the lid is a tight fit.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ElizaLeahy View Post
    When you make the lid to jam tight in the box so you can turn the lid.. and then you turn off just that tiny fraction too much so it doesn't jam at all - what do you do?



    Not that I've done this, of course, no, not me. I'm just asking - you know, to help others who might have this problem.

    If you are talking about jamming it in to do the turning you can use a tissue, works a treat.
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    I ended up using a paper towel from the kitchen.

    I mean, not me, the friend of the friend of the friend - cousin. Yes, that's what they did...

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    Quote Originally Posted by ElizaLeahy View Post
    I ended up using a paper towel from the kitchen.

    I mean, not me, the friend of the friend of the friend - cousin. Yes, that's what they did...

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    Well done Eliza. When will we see a picture of your friends cousins finished piece.

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    Quote Originally Posted by robbiebgraham View Post
    Well done Eliza. When will we see a picture of your friends cousins finished piece.
    It's in the thread "Eliza's Box" - and now that that I see the name of that thread I wish I could change it.

    !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by ElizaLeahy View Post
    It's in the thread "Eliza's Box" - and now that that I see the name of that thread I wish I could change it.

    !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    He's away till Monday. Whatcha gonna call it? Fred?
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    I am at home. I don't mind.

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    LOL Fred!

    Maybe Eliza's first for the Challenge?
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    I am at home. I don't mind.

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    She called her thread "Camphor laurel box". How boring. I'm gonna call mine Fred then. Ok Fred?
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    Fine by me. That's my 15 mins. of fame.

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    You should charge her rent
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    Quote Originally Posted by ElizaLeahy View Post
    It's in the thread "Eliza's Box" - and now that that I see the name of that thread I wish I could change it.

    !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    I wondered when somebody would mention that We're all friends here, so I'm sure no one noticed...

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    Quote Originally Posted by ElizaLeahy View Post
    When you make the lid to jam tight in the box so you can turn the lid.. and then you turn off just that tiny fraction too much so it doesn't jam at all - what do you do?



    Not that I've done this, of course, no, not me. I'm just asking - you know, to help others who might have this problem.

    If the fit is not too loose, wrap one lap of masking tape around to hold the lid in place and then complete the turning.

    Cheers
    Edwards

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