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Step 11Fix a Blender With a Jar Lid

Fix a Blender With a Jar Lid
I dropped my blender's pitcher. It didn't break, but the thing on the bottom did.
Fortunately the threads on the bottom are the same as a canning jar.
So I put that on the pitcher. It works fine!
Could it be the ancient ones designed it that way?
If you break your pitcher, you could even substitute a jar for it, as in photo 3!
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5 comments
Jun 28, 2011. 1:03 PMopenidordie says:
Home made Magic Bullet right there. I like it!
Nov 12, 2008. 11:58 AMscafool says:
At step 11 I am wondering if the old rubber canning seals are a good fit to replace lost or leaky blender gaskets.
Nov 11, 2009. 12:52 PMehmbee says:
I guess the only trick there is to match them up and see. prolly better than no seal at all...
Nov 11, 2009. 1:18 PMabsolute zero says:
thats what i use after i lost mine =P
Nov 11, 2009. 12:51 PMehmbee says:
This works the other way around, of course-you can screw a Mason jar into your blender's pitcher base, of course if yours has not broken. It's nice for mixing something and taking it with you, or throwing it in the fridge to cool down. plus your pitcher is not in the dishwasher every time you need it like mine is.
Aug 20, 2009. 1:00 PMbatgerl says:
Sweet! I will try the jar-lid fit on my blender when I get home, just in case! Thanks!

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Tim Anderson is the author of the "Heirloom Technology" column in Make Magazine. He is co-founder of www.zcorp.com, manufacturers of "3D Printer" output devices. His detailed drawings of traditional ...
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