Homemade ice-ball maker in action
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love it!
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@spcutler I think i will use your idea to make it automatic, i let you know the result how it ended :)
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@spcutler it looked to big to fit in a glass... but i like your style
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@sfallier Nope, it starts at room temperature. However, the metal is a little frosty afterward, so if I need to make more than one ball I run water over it.
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@bmartinesq Drop it in a nice glass of Johnnie Walker Black!
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@OzzytheDjman XD
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This is awesome... but why make spheres of ice? just out of curiosity..
JamesStickel 1 month ago
@JamesStickel The short answer is that ice balls are awesome.
I recently hosted a cocktail party and the ice ball maker was a big hit. Everyone wanted their own ice ball, and to watch the process of it being made. The ice balls are gorgeous sitting in a glass, and observing how they melt is a surprisingly engaging conversation topic.
Incidentally, stemless wine glasses are perfect for the ice balls. They are just the right size, and have a nice inside curve to roll the ice ball in.
spcutler 1 month ago
next add food coloring to the water before you freeze it!
cimjoeino 1 month ago
@cimjoeino Good idea... I'll give it a whirl!
spcutler 1 month ago
Can't you just turn one of those on a lathe?
bvicarious 1 month ago
@bvicarious It can be done but I'm not skilled enough with a lathe to do so. The CNC mill is easier!
spcutler 1 month ago