Reddit seems to agree:https://www.reddit.com/r/mildlyinteresting/comments/9o0gsj/ikea_instructions_to_throw_out_a_part/ …
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I also have a tiny lego trash can that would make this scale in the picture actually work. So maybe this is a long con collab announcement.
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that’s The Offering
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Can’t tell if it’s a rhetorical question, but I’ll bite. I would guess for some pieces of furniture, that screw is needed. For others, it’s not. It’s probably cheaper for them to just manufacture/store/manage a 3-pack, not a 2-pack and a 3-pack.
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Reasonable inference. Kinda inconsistent with Ikea's "zero waste" policy.
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I think you put it in a k-cup maybe?
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They probably use that collection of parts in other products—specifically at least one product designed before what you are building—and it’s cheaper for them to waste the bolts than to set up and maintain a separate packaging line which leaves it out.
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Often times the bags of parts are used for a variety of products. Packaging them in bulk with all possible pieces, even when it means sometime the entire set isn’t needed and extra bits will be thrown away, is still more cost effective.
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Ohhh just seeing that other folks have said the same. Well, +1 to the idea from an ex employee
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kick that screw to the curb, Kate!
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