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Thank you. I took a look at Amy's Bator and I thought "Oh no no no. This thing needs Handles!"
When I got mine, first thing I did is get the handles on it.
I
CAN'T take credit for the Tube though. That was
ALL AMY.!!!
I made her a promise that when her Bator is done cooking, I am going to put handles on hers for her as well (I already bought them).
A bit of advice. In case anyone wants to do the Handles.
When putting the handles in, you have to be REALLY careful. Since it's thru styrofoam, if not done the right way, you end up demolishing it instead of puncturing it.
I started out with a large sewing needle, and worked it in
slowly, rotating it while inserting. Then I used one of my small knitting needles and re-pierced the same hole, again working it in slowly.
Once the hole was made, I slowly screwed in the handle screws.
Worked like a charm.
