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3/11/2025 4:49:00 PM EDT
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Found it neat.   Reminds me of some of the sealed options available during covid (Fiocchi?), thought some of you might as well.   3d printed. Easiest, least expensive way to do something like this?  I'm not a regular here so I apologize if it's in the wrong forum or thread.
3/12/2025 3:15:39 AM EDT
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One more way to blow up a pressure canner…..
3/13/2025 7:33:52 PM EDT
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No idea on the 3D printed part......but there are counter top and handheld can sealers for home use.  Good ones are pretty expensive, and that reminds me of an antique one in an outbuilding.  :-)   I have no experience with the handheld ones but they might work good enough for ammo.
3/13/2025 7:36:32 PM EDT
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I have a friend who tried to get me into canning, never did. However, that is kinda nifty, even if goofy.
3/13/2025 7:41:32 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By armoredman:
I have a friend who tried to get me into canning, never did. However, that is kinda nifty, even if goofy.
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That's exactly what I thought
3/13/2025 7:43:05 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By pedaler:
No idea on the 3D printed part......but there are counter top and handheld can sealers for home use.  Good ones are pretty expensive, and that reminds me of an antique one in an outbuilding.  :-)   I have no experience with the handheld ones but they might work good enough for ammo.
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That's kinda where the rabbit hole lead me.     Cans are 1.40 with free shipping over 300

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