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Give me your ingenious way to shake your juice up
submitted over 10 years ago by pint07

My forearms hurt....

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by NASAguy1000over 10 years ago

i was lazy. GF vibe worked http://i.imgur.com/6rTX7N5.jpg

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by danksta36over 10 years ago

hilarious

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by NASAguy1000over 10 years ago

Hey it worded some what. Now what I could do is a dupperhwere bowl with foam on the inside with a rumble motor from a controller or something. Then have it on springs to dampen surounding vibration then bam a shake table

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by TheRonMexicoover 10 years ago

I actually tried this the other day.

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by Nicobeakover 10 years ago

I don't know why people do all this crazy-ass shaking stuff. I just set the bottle in hot water for a few min to thin, shake the shit out of it for a few seconds and that's it. Everything turns out great.

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by xnavyguyover 10 years ago

I made this jig from a small clamp I bought at Walmart (home depot has them also) and just drilled out an old blade from my sawzall and out a small screw through it to hold the clamp to the blade....works with a jigsaw as well. In 10 seconds your juice will be mixed as if you shook it for an hour.

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by pencilvanianover 10 years ago

Do a lively jig. Or ask this guy to hold it for a while.

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by AFuddyDuddyover 10 years ago

Was expecting This guy

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by pencilvanianover 10 years ago

That's not cool dude. He can't help it.

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by frings_demiseover 10 years ago

True, but doesn't make it any less effective.

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by firebolt0777over 10 years agoMentholatier

I use a drill. Put the top of the cap on the drill tip, and , using your finger nails, hold it in place so it can spin with the drill.

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by TomHanksDiedover 10 years agoPâtissier

I tried this for awhile thinking it would work. But what your really doing is centrifuge, and that separates components.

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by firebolt0777over 10 years agoMentholatier

Forgot there is a machine that seperates components

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by its-a-jellyover 10 years ago

I took a single blade from an electric knife, wrapped it tight with a cloth and a couple rubber bands. Then strapped a couple bottles to that with rubber bands and turned it on.. Works like a charm

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by know-nothingover 10 years ago

I use a little battery operated milk frother. seems to work well

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by Twitchy993over 10 years ago

http://imgur.com/MrrEvJb Servo mounted to a chunk of 2x4. Wall anchor box which can stand 6 30 ml bottles inside. Spins maybe about 30 times per minute. Powered by old 18650s. A fresh charged battery will tumble for more than 24 hours. It's ugly, It's not quiet but it was free. All parts were laying around the house and uses my non-married 18650s that I only use in my mech mods.

Edit: servo is configured for continuous rotation.

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by muranternetover 10 years agoFrugivore

Ultrasonic.

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by Brokenmeowover 10 years ago

I did a DIY Magnetic mixer a few months back. Here's a little action shot of it doing its job. Only cost $30

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by pint07over 10 years ago

How did you do this.....

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by AFuddyDuddyover 10 years ago

Stir plate.... Easy to make if you have a cpu fan and psu sitting around.

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by Brokenmeowover 10 years ago

Project materials include: 120mm Computer fan RadioShack Hobby box A 6v output power supply (old router power cord) Home depot super magnets RadioShack moldable plastic 4 3inch bolts

Cut holes to mount the fan on the box. Glued 2 magnets on the flat center circle of the fan. Mounted and bolt the fan into place. Splice the wires from the fan into the power supply. Heated the plastic and correctly placed 2 magnets with correct polarity to make the stir bar (I bought the plastic mold stuff so I can make a stir that would fit the 15ml bottles and what not. The stir bars you see online just don't come in the right sizes.)

Pretty much it, I heat rice and do a heat bath for 20mins and the spin away. Hoped this helped. Also there are alot of great DIY's on YouTube. Best of luck!

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by PerrinAybara162over 10 years ago

Any chance we could get Picture of the setup itself? Would love to see that.

1 points
 
by edbtzyover 10 years agoMixologist

how do you get the stir rod out of the 15ml bottle?

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by padaman420over 10 years ago

After I make a recipe, I put the bottle in a hot bath for 5 minutes. Hottest water I can get out of my faucet. Then I just use a 1ml serynge, insert the tip in the 30ml bottle just a little bit, and pump the serynge about 50 times and it creates so much bubbles in the bottles that it takes 3-4 hours before the liquid becomes clear again.

The key here is not to fully insert the tip in the juice so that way you pump air and juice in the serynge. If you aren't generating bubbles, play with it a little, it will definately work. It makes miracles for me

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by torturedzenover 10 years ago

I have taped my bottles to a cordless, variable speed jig saw. The juice came out looking like milk until the air bubbles dissipated about 30 min later! If you have a tool like this it's the BEST method!!

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by Sideliaover 10 years ago

Yeah! Science bitch! http://i.imgur.com/5kgMNfh.jpg

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by bigted209over 10 years agoOne of "The Damned"

Dremel tool on high, turns to complete froth in under 10 seconds. I mix it for +/- 30 seconds then let it sit for a week or so depending on the flavors in question. Works well enough for me....

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by djsquintzover 10 years ago

I fold a piece of kanthal in half so it looks like one of the wires on a metal whisk. Stick the two ends in a drill, put the fold in the beaker of juice. Mix away.

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by napkinolympicsover 10 years ago

Small bar clamp with the end filed down, inserted into a reciprocating saw. Works a champ.

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by AWWsteveover 10 years agoOne of "The Damned"

I tape my bottle to the end of my Shake Weight. By the time I'm done jerking my Shake Weight, not only do I have a sweet pump, but I also have some nicely steeped, frothy juice.

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by bsmntdwlrover 10 years ago

I sit the bottle in a warm water bath to thin the liquid for ~10 mins then I insert the tip of a 30ml syringe and pump the plunger half a dozen times rapidly to force the contents to mix under pressure. Dont know that it works any better or worse than anything else, just a habit that I got into that has had good results.

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by happinessanddisasterover 10 years ago

I'm planning to Velcro a box to the top of my dryer. Warm and vibratey!

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by NameThatWasntTakenover 10 years ago

20g kanthal to make a whisk. I usually make 2 or 3 "U"s. Attach it to your drill. No hotspots :)

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