how do you get your puzzle on its back?
1241428
I used a product called press and seal to secure my puzzle together so that I could flip it over before using the peel and stick puzzle saver.
1241429
It can be difficult, I put my puzzles together on a Ravensburger Puzzle Store. This product not only has storage for the pieces and a sturdy cardboard piece that you can put the puzzle on, but when it's completed I just flip the storer and place the peel & stick on the back of the puzzle. The Puzzle Store is also available on Amazon.
1241430
Put a piece of cardboard or tagboard underneath it and above it, tape together the sides if you can, and turn it over carefully. It helps to have two people. If you don't have two pieces of tagboard large enough, you could substitute strips of waxed paper for one; I did this (but one side has to be reasonably solid for the flip or it is just a mess).
1241431
It was a little difficult- my husband and I had to tag team it with some cardboard we taped together and a beach towel. You really need two people
1241432
I use two sheets of poster board, tape the two long ends with clear packing tape and flip over. I do it by myself and have never had a problem. Very easy!
1241433
I was flipping a puzzle with small pieces, so they were fit together pretty tightly. Also, the puzzle itself wasn't too big, so I was able to support the whole thing and it wasn't like the edges were pulling down. I slid the puzzle off onto a piece of cardboard (I think a broken down cereal box), said a little prayer, and flipped onto a flat surface. You'd be surprised how well the pieces actually stay together. Good luck!
1297545
I think it's just stuck. Your going to have to carefully squeeze it back in where it rotates
1540683
Use an eraser! It's much easier and doesn't damage the map as much as a coin.
485889
Push down on the three ridges then slide the back down. The round bottom does come off with the back piece. It was easier after the first time.
1025399
Sorry, I don't own those puzzles. I do have the house pets puzzle which is shaped like a house. It fits between the wires, but has to be turned at it's longest point to do so.
94037
The best way is to build the puzzle on a board that can be flipped when completed. If you didn't, then you need to slide the puzzle onto a solid board then place another board on top of the puzzle and flip it over. Putting the peeling strips on is easy.
1726224
It's easy..just make sure the two points go towards the top of the holder..it should go back in there.. I couldn't figure it out either.. I just took the time to figure it out..
94036
Tricky... I completed my puzzle on a coffee table with a lift out glass. I placed a cheap card table on top of the puzzle, then lifted the glass out with the puzzle sandwiched in between. I carefully inverted the whole thing and folded down the card table legs. Voila! the puzzle was fully assembled with the back exposed and ready to receive the Presto Peel. Next time i will assemble the puzzle on a quarter inch piece of plywood with another matching piece of plywood at the ready to sandwich and flip.
2049592
No, it can only go on the back of puzzle. I used three sheets for 300 piece puzzle. It is not a clear sheet to be put on front. Once I used roller I left overnite. It did great.
739764
The jumbo knob puzzles fit, but you have to skip a rung to get it in there. You can't fill up every single rung w/a puzzle w/the big knobs.
1276862
On the pieces, I think. I put a paper clip on the bottom of a piece and it stuck. I also put a paper clip on the board, and tilted the board, and it did not stick.
247098
There's a booklet inside showing various combinations on how they will fit back inside. One missing would just be a hole. The thing is...the case won't close until they are all inside using one of those combinations. It stinks when it's clean up time. They should make the case bigger for storage for the times you just don't want to solve the puzzles.
2271635
Galadriel,Thank you for your inquiry. The legs are bolted onto the bottom of the puzzle table. You can just undo the bolts and work with just the puzzle table top, if you choose. If you have any questions, please let us know.nj
383413
I am thinking about glueing the picture part and then once it dries, flip the puzzle overr and apply the peel & stick on the back. I have not tried this method for I am still working on a 1,000 puzzle. Now I have a question of how to get the puzzle picture to stay up on the wall, it keeps falling off. I used mounting tape. it does not work very well.
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This method worked well for me: Flip the side of the puzzle box so the flap that has the bar code is facing you. Take a box cutter and carefully cut across the bottom of the flap then cut each side of the flap and the box side will now flip up, revealing a thick cardboard flap with a half cut in it. Pull it open and you will find the puzzle pieces in a bag. Be sure to store the puzzle on its side, standing upright, cut flap facing up. ref: http://www.answers.com/Q/How_do_you_open_Disney_princess_lenticular_puzzle_boxes After inspecting the box, this would of also worked well if I did the side opposite the bar code. On the side opposite the bar code, make sure the text is aligned correctly, then you need to cut along the top (above the frozen logo and through the top of the 48-pieces logo) instead of the bottom. Then along the sides. This cut would of been preferred because then the flap is on the top of the box instead of the bottom.
237702
Perhaps, applying it on the front and back . Plus securing along the edge of finished puzzle. Have you asked Michael's craft store what they would recommend? Permanency would be the best answer to your situation.
700032
hold the silver rim (near the top) and turn to the right (clockwise) and lift off. it's kind of counter-intuitive since the tendency is to turn it in the other direction. I had trouble too.