RSteve
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I had another liner episode. I removed all the tobacco and pounded the liner back into the outer tube. One more experiment with the noodle press and I go back to the tuna cans. I put about three ounces of tobacco in a zip lock bag, rolled it loosely and stuffed it into the noodle press. I have cranked the press and will wait a few days before removing the bag of tobacco. The issue with the liner is that any moisture in the tobacco wants to seal to the sides of the inner liner. As you try to remove the roll of compressed tobacco, because it's stuck to the liner, the liner comes out with the tobacco locked inside.
With clamps and the tuna can, you can easily line the inner bottom and sides with a 4-cup coffee filter. Removal is simple.
With clamps and the tuna can, you can easily line the inner bottom and sides with a 4-cup coffee filter. Removal is simple.