Tin sorters | 4-oz Metal Tin Inserts
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<p>As a makerspace director I like to use the best tool for the job, I also have to use the limited materials we have on hand. At the moment we have quite a few 4-oz tins that are often used for candels or DIY cosmetics/creams and I decided to make an insert for these to help sort small parts and pieces.</p><h4>Directions</h4><ol><li>Purchase/souirce your tins before you start. Not every 4-oz tin is identical.</li><li>Using calipers measure the interior diameter of the tin at narrowest part (this should be the top of the jar)</li><li>Measure the internal depth of the tin</li><li>Use Prusa Slicer to scale the design to fit your exact tin.</li><li>After checking fit, use a piece of double sided tape (carpet tape or 3M UHB) or hotglue to secure the insert to the bottom of the tin.</li></ol><p>Tins can be found a lot of different places here are some on Amazon that would work <a href="https://smile.amazon.com/Foraineam-Aluminium-Candle-Storage-Containers/dp/B09MWCD576/ref=sr_1_7?keywords=4+oz+round+tin&qid=1660577943&sr=8-7">4-oz round metal tins.</a></p>
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