Prayer.
And for a former believer/Sunday school teacher and now skeptic, I'm not sure how to guide you on that one.
Actually it's pretty easy. I will see if I can find the pics for a classroom thingy.
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Prayer.
And for a former believer/Sunday school teacher and now skeptic, I'm not sure how to guide you on that one.
Actually it's pretty easy. I will see if I can find the pics for a classroom thingy.
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I am pretty sure the only critical dimension is at the top, the rest is just a loose fit . I am sure Kevin will have the answer but that is how I read the instructions. Oh by the way the instructions are a free download on the Rockler site, while looking for kits I found some are charging for them. $9-$12 is about the price range for the kits I have found so far. I know I can buy a complete cup for less than that next time I am big box store shopping I am going to look for cups that look like they can be demoed for parts.
That makes sense. I'll download the instructions and take a look!
I've seen somewhere - maybe here - a thread where a guy did that. It was a plastic liner he gutted and to me it looked cheap and low rate. Maybe you can get lucky and find one with a ss liner that you can take out but Iif you do I can't imagine it costing less than $10. Keep us posted though.
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Plastic would definitely not have the same appeal however given my record of loosing and destroying travel mugs it might be the best choice for my personal mug. In fact I probably should stick with the free ones with advertising printed on the side of them. Last one I wrecked was last fall, drove my truck to the woods, put the tailgate down, gassed up the saw, and set my coffee mug on the rear tractor tire. I bet you can guess what I did. Frist time ever for a mug I usually do that with my sunglasses.