Cheap Recycled Container for Lead Muffin storage.

[tworr]

I posted this in the tip section, but I wanted to share it with pictures.

This is the plastic can from Lays Stax chips and makes a good container for storing lead muffins in.

1. Stack eight lead muffin with the large side up.
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2. Place the can over the muffins.
http://i145.photobucket.com/albums/r212/tworr/Misc/Air%20Power/Bullets/20130117_072313.jpg?t=1358439980

3. Flip the can.
http://i145.photobucket.com/albums/r212/tworr/Misc/Air%20Power/Bullets/20130117_072331.jpg?t=1358439971

Having the large side up fills the bottom of the can when it is flipped.
You can drop the muffins in one at a time, but stacking them this way is so much faster.


Todd

[Cherokee]

Neat, thanks...

[somedude101]

Thats a pretty good idea, gona have to get some pringles soon.

[zuke]

mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm chip's..............................

[williamwaco]

I am heading out to Wallymart right now.

This is Friday night. I should be able to empty at least a dozen cans this weekend.

Oh yes, I will need a couple of six packs too.

[mdi]

Cool! Now you just gotta find a place to store 30 or 40 of those blue plastic things![smilie=l:

[40Super]

This tip should come with its own surgeon generals warning about eating to many chips for the container may be hazardous to your health!

[tworr]

LOL!!
You got that right. "This tip may cause you to weigh as much as the lead you have stored"

Todd