So you can not make things like bags or something?
589559
I just wanted it to sew seams. It would not hold a seam. I had to hand stitch the whole project. Defective? Maybe.. But it came with a needle treader and instructions on how to end the seam. Not user friendly, I would not recommend it for anything even bags.
1623052
yes, that's the way I use it. You can buy "shredder bags" or just smaller ones in general. It still makes a mess when you take the bag out though. :)
1290807
I suppose you certainly could as long as it hasn't been stretched out from being on a bag. They are pretty tight when they arrive, but I've noticed mine stretched when I tried to switch from a thicker to a thinner bag, as is expected.
500219
Not with the material they send you. However, you could probably figure out something with twine, wire or by talking to someone at a hardware store.
44055
Well, nothing is impossible, but that would not be very simple/practical. In short, no.
2010712
No. You can make up your own recipes. In face, the item comes with recipes you can use.
1026374
Only by locking the wheel position. A chain or lock can not be passed through the bag.
707716
Not sure really. Maybe those large thumbtacks or duck tape? They're very thin and lightweight so it shouldn't be hard to find a way to do it.
1179672
Unfortunately, we cannot that the items in a kit. These kits are put together by the manufacturer and cannot be altered.
1015246
I am not positive but I cant see why you couldnt use wood if you wanted to.
135783
No it can't. You might try freezing a piece and trying, but right out of the box it would be too sticky.
2061828
it cannot be compressed, it has a semi hard plastic lining on inside to preserve shape
681272
The containers can (all Lock n Lock containers can), but I don't think the bag can.
2000475
Yes, you can, just remove it and leave the other part in the back of it. When you use the bag, then you remove that part.
3778
You can actually do either option. There are loads of tutorials online on how to make all sorts of boxes, gift bags and even Box-a-lopes with your scoreboard. This is one of those I can not live without items in my Stash.
1336776
You can, but since the bag is fairly thick, you need to press down firmer than you would normally.
1322789
I don't think sewing it is an option, as it's mostly used for wrapping around things to keep them stationery.