[at-l] Tin Can Stove's at the PaRuck

[janl2@mindspring.com (Jan Leitschuh)]

Hi Dave,

This is a good point and one I can't address for certain.
But I have a similar can, for saddle soap, that never had a wingnut (good
word, wingnut) in its short, sweet life.
I open it by twisting the two halves in opposite directions. I would think
that would have a similar action for the Kiwi, should the loss of the WN
become evident.. 
I will test this theory extensively and report back. 
Maybe Nighthawk can chime in. Also tell how you made it.
Jan

Dave Hicks wrote:
> 
> Jan
> 
> I missed that activity -- Dang OB and his event tickets!  ;-)}  By the time
> I got through doing the pot cozy bit, the line for the Kiwi stove demo was
> too long.
> 
> Anyhow, I have a bit of a question, and maybe a reservation.
> 
> Did you use a can with the little wingnut typee device to open it, or was it
> a can which you open with a coin?
> 
> The reason I am asking is that I have had those wingnut device come off.
> Once they do the can can be a bear to open.
> 
> Thinking about fumbling with the wingnut device and having it come off in
> the field.
> 
> Chainsaw
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