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Another tactic- I’ve gotten my best results with clamping and then putting it in the sun for a few hours. But it’s slow and weather dependent.
TRY THE MICROWAVE.Another tactic- I’ve gotten my best results with clamping and then putting it in the sun for a few hours. But it’s slow and weather dependent.
I saw a video of someone trying to charge an iPhone/iPod in a microwave. I won't giveaway what happened.TRY THE MICROWAVE.
Hahaha. Oh yes, I remember that.I saw a video of someone trying to charge an iPhone/iPod in a microwave. I won't giveaway what happened.
Did you mean something like: it’ll cost 1 Binions to flatten a different Binions? 1:1?
Just not LEDs or you’ll be waiting a while.Light bulbs inside a cooler is the way to go these days. It's what all the cool kids are doing
Please don't try this at home kids.Flattening chips:
Get a 4 inch C clamp and 10-2 inch washers.
Alternate chips and washers inside the clamp.
Tighten enough to keep all chips in clamp without falling out. Snug, not much more.
Heat oven to 140-150 degrees.
Place chips in oven for 15 minutes.
Remove, tighten clamp until snug again and cool for 5 minutes.
Place back in oven for another 15 minutes
Remove and let cool.
Agreed. Bad advice, and a recipe for chip disaster.Please don't try this at home kids.
C clamps don't apply even pressure across the full chip surface. 150F is too hot for Paulsons, you can squish them at that temp. And I've never seen a washer that was perfectly flat and prefectly smooth on both sides.Works for me.
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Whatever. Looks good for some old Cal Bells