What size is that large hole? No wood, so if I make smaller paper "brickettes," will they fit thru that hole? Or is it better to NOT use paper?
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You can feed it from the top if you keep taking the pot off 3.5x3.5 the opening in the side is about 2.5 X 3
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The hole is around 2x3 inches (approx) The Emberlit is made to burn virtually any "biofuel" (wood, pinecones, grass, leaves...etc) so I couldn't imagine that a small paper briquette would be a problem as long as you made them small enough to fit the front opening. you could also fill it from the top as well.
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Best I could get is 1/2 " across opening and about 3/8 on each side. They are all right, but I really prefer the paper ones that used to be sold. They are larger and hold the photos better especially larger photos. Sometimes you can find the larger ones listed. These work, but I think would be better if they were slightly larger.
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I filled one with masonry pointers. the tools I use to finish the joints in brick and stone work and its about 4". the other I filled with chisels and its about 6". I think its only limited in diameter to the amount of rolls you can make with it. What I mean is bigger things make a single larger roll than if you fill it with smaller things and make a tighter roll.
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The holes are pre drilled. It's made to use 2 x 4 lumber. I used Cedar lumber for long lasting use. Very happy with them. You can use boards up to six feet long. I did four foot and may do a five or six foot too.
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I like the rice paper & the etched glass ones; depends on how close together they will be or if something is separating them. good luck; & btw, I did not use the water when installing mine, but I had them cut to 9x4 in. pieces.... they peel off easily if you stick them incorrectly.
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I used scrapbook paper to make booklets about that size. It may depend on the thickness of the material you're using, but it's a great product!
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I use Royal Oak lump charcoal, works great. Walmart has it. I have only used the Cook Air a couple of times but I can tell youits great! Awesome! I would think one 2x3 chunk of real wood would be enough. Do a google and see the lump charcoal its the best.Its real wood that has been burnt down to charcoal. Works really good and you don't need a lot...Mark
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They come with sheets pre printed with basic party info, time place RSVP etc... That you may fill in. A 4x6 would be to big to fit. I wouldn't go any wider than 3" and that may be pushing it. Besides if the paper is too big you won't be able to see the other fun stuff inside.
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Not sure which holes you mean... they look quite small. I took a photo but can't seem to upload it with this post.
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I'm still trying to figure out what works best since we got the contraption this passed summer. I don't think the shred size is as important as letting the paper break down after a few days in water. Be prepared for alot of ash burning the briquettes and be sure they are thoroughly dry or you will get bit of smoke. Good luck.
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Great point. I took some wax paper and stuffed it through the hole and hoped it would be roughly in position so that when pressure was put on, it wouldn't matter if the wax paper was in the way, between the 2 layers. Or, if the hole is small, then just apply glue only around but not too close.
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Do not mix with anything. I use a large tupperware type plastic container that is roughly 10" x 16" x 4" and keep it sealed because it will evaporate. I know this isn't large enough for a bread box to fit in. If you're not worried about slow evaporation(I mean it won't disappear overnight) you soak each side of your project for the recommended amount of time until finished.
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Hi six hole.If yoou need ask more,ask.We use lot of sand papers for diferent project.We can help,if you need ask...
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Yes you fill the side with no hole and then fit the side with the hole on the top of the side with batter. It kind of snaps in place like loose Tupperware. The directions say any cake box recipe would work but I only bake from scratch. I've only tried them out twice. Even though my brownie experiment didn't work well; my cake recipe rose perfectly and made great round pops. Good luck!
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My husband says they make a special holder made of mesh for wood dust. The holes are approx 3/32 maybe a little smaller.
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The back is cardboard - probably 1/8" thick. All you would need is a utility knife to cut a small hole. If you don't have a utility knife, a screwdriver to punch a hole would do the job. The best would be some sort of knife, even a kitchen knife would work. As always, be careful and good luck!
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I made these with my Cub Scout den (7 nine year old boys). My husband helped and each boy had a parent to help him. My husband said you could use screws but would need per drilled holes. We have ours still in backyard and get birds making it their home every year for past 3 years! Good luck and have fun!