would this work on a mason jar?
1240751
Yes. I would still recommend a clear-coat sealer for the bottom though. If you don't the bottom will wear significantly faster than the rest of the mason jar and most people don't typically draw on the bottom anyway.
1703917
There is no separate base device to thread a mason jar onto as on older blender styles. So - no.
1009873
As long as the lid size is the same then yes you can use quart size mason jars.
381351
I think they would. I used them with a wide wine glass. The problem would be that they come to a peak and the side of the mason jar is straight. I don't think it would look quite as nice
1006501
I haven't used it on plastic jars yet. It works very well on most jars. There are two sets of jaws that tighten on the lid and the jar itself. The lower jaw has a problem gripping if the jar has a longer tapered neck. I did find however, it did loosen the lid a bit making it easier to manually open the jar.
43893
I haven't tried this but my guess would be it will not work. The size difference is to great to form the seal around the jar. If you try it let us know.
1390441
It would depend on the size of the candle. These jars are small and most candles would not fit into it.
1462074
It would go through the mason jar. My lamp base is a 12inch vertical cylinder shape (tubular) and I had to run the wires through it.
363767
I tried it on the standard mason jars I have and it's smaller in diameter - but I'm no expert on Mason jars - the jars I tried are about 3" openings whereas the opening on the grinder is about 2.25" (58mm) ID. So no match to the inventory of jars I have!
278684
It would probably work on it's side most likely, but it doesnt really seal to a bottle. It doesnt have threads, rather just rests on the bottle, at least any bottle I have used. That said, as long as the wick is wet, it makes steam.
1578952
No you can not place a mason jar into the blade and locking nut. The base is plastic and the motor is metal.
1956863
Of course, just make sure the hole is the right size. If you're just going to use the plastic airlock and not the carboy rubber part, I would recommend buying some rubber washers that will fit tightly on the airlock on both sides of the mason jar.(washer/lid/washer, and stick the airlock through all the holes)
1622287
Unfortunately it doesn't display the dimension. I'm certain the wide mouth lid will not fit on a regular sized mason jar. See regular sized cuppow lids/cuppow.com
1562662
I don't see why not. Maybe preheat the mason jar with some hot water first.
1629722
If its larger than the jar, just hold it down-works fine. If its smaller than the jar it probably won't work.
1489443
My son finally put this together. No, a mason jar will not fit. The space is about 2 and 3/4 inches. Betty
1513206
i think it should work on any jar that it can seal on. it would have to be an almost exact fit for diameter, to fit in the sealing gasket.