Any tips on how to fill these, for those of us that don't have fancy machines? I was thinking folded or coned paper...
2089099
Well, I bought mine to break up a large, bad tasting pill, so I have not tried to fill these with any type of ingredients. If it was a fine powder, couldn't you just put it in a bowl, dip the larger portion of the capsule I to it, then attach the other part of the capsule?
2089100
Better buy the machine, because it is affordable and make your life much easier... Without the machine takes too long to fill the capsules and you can make a lot mess.
2089101
Put your product in a bowl. Open the capsules. Push the large end of the capsule through the material into the side of the bowl, then simply snap the two parts of the capsule together.... and you're done.
2089102
The fancy machine costs less than 25$ and i would suggest using it, otherwise you'll waste a lot of time and energy on filling these one by one...Other than that, if quantities of what you want to fill them with are large then i would suggest putting the filling in a bowl and then using capsule halves to scoup and connect the halves in the bowl. If not, then your suggestion seems reasonable.
2089103
Get yourself a non-fancy machine. I can fill 24 caps at one time with my non-fancy machine.On the other hand - just fill the big part of the capsule by plunging it into a container of what you want to fill it with. Then jam the stuff down with a pencil - and keep on filling - then slip the small part of the capsule over the end of the big part - and squeeze those puppies together.
2089104
A folded piece of paper is the best way. Just measure out the amount per capsule and fill one at a time. I used an envelope with the top and side cut off before I got the capsule filler, however the capsule machine is so easy to use and not very pricy and you can fill 24 at a time.
1846311
you roll them up like you would a newspaper or concert poster it should look like a cotton filter but without the cotton its should look tubed shaped you should take and fold a 1/4 of the paper on the vertical end of paper filter then roll into circular tube kinda looks like a fruit roll up hope this helps look up on youtube search Mastarolla he shows instructional videos on products like raw and these raw rolling filters do come pre-rolled but there cheaper if you roll them your self let me know if this was helpful
1667224
They are mixed together. I have thought about that myself since I recycle the paper. If you want to keep them separate you might try putting a tall kitchen garbage bag over the bin full of paper shreds without emptying bin. Or even a large piece of paper or cardboard covering the paper shreds would probably work. The card shredder doesn't make microshreds like paper, but as I remember cuts it in 4 strips so that it's unusable.
367609
There should be white plastic rollers inside, which apply the pressure needed to hold the papers, etc. Mine work great, so perhaps you received a defective item.
1234517
You cannot refill the paper. You have to buy a new one of these sketchbooks each time it runs out.
1566739
I don't know to be honest with you. Mine were dry and I don't use a machine. I hand filled my own as I only do about 50 at a time. I took mine out of the package and put them in a dry ziploc bag.
718440
I would press the left side first, then the right side, fold the left and right side to the middle for the final press and fold. That would be my approach if I felt I needed to press sheets. Hope it's helpful.
159635
I think I used 3 of the big bags of filler....each bag is like $16 at Wal-Mart...It is a little tricky to fill.....do it outside and use a large paper funnel or something to keep them contained:) Good time!
1290239
I use rolls of ordinary adding machine paper. It takes no special paper and prints out just fine. I'm really pleased with mine. I bet you will be, too, if you get one.
1545902
I made more paper myself buy cutting down copier paper that I had on hand. It wasn't that hard. I never found where refills could be ordered either.
1769459
Use regular quickrete 80 lb bags the instructions say to use 60lb bag they are not enough to fill the form you will need 1 1/2 bags of 60lb to fill each forms unless you buy 2 forms then just use 2 60lb bags. And it takes a little longer then 2 min for it to set up. Say maybe 5 min and as soon as you pick one up hose it down well before you start your next pour good luck
265984
I haven't been able to find a refill that fits. I think you can buy a flat cardboard scratecher and cut it down, but that's too much trouble for me.
1852917
I lined the sides, top & bottom with small bubble wrap. Then I lined the box I put them in. Be sure not to make it to heavy. I used several boxes.
902449
I've used paper before, but never the silicone liners. Might be worth a try. You can also skip the paper liners with muffins--they hold up well without them!
1522088
They are not at all hard to fill. Just messy to clean (I used them once and gave up).
692394
I don't have a small funnel so I used a small spoon. Not the easiest to fill. Funnel not a bad idea.
1590051
Make sure you aren't putting too much water in. I tend to overfill mine and I have a watery mess when I do. There's a fill line and you can't go even the littlest bit over that.