Anyone know how difficult it would be to make or recycle pucks by hand? Wouldn't want to carry a ton of pucks for a long term situation.
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Pucks can be recycled just as you would recycle any aluminum items per your municipalities regulations.
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I wish these guys explained a little better their product... so this is what their 'fuel cell charger' is: a fuel cell that runs on hydrogen, and a solid CONSUMABLE that crates the hydrogen. period. To make hydrogen, they use sodium silicide which reacts with water (see the sodium silicide wiki page for the chemical reaction). So to recycle these pucks, you would have to find yourself a supplier of sodium silicide.
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My daughter had an end of school year party, and I made about 20 or so sno cones consecutively. It held up great, and everyone loved them. I made about 15 ice pucks to make sure I had enough, and definitely had left over. Just be sure to leave the pucks out for 10-15 minutes before use, to get fluffy shaved ice.
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Go to link below.http://www.bubblehockeydirect.com/stick-hockey-table-dome.html
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Take it fully out and make sure there isn't a collection of grounds at the back of the slot for the tray. That happens if you let it get too full and the grounds pucks get cut off as they tray is coming out of its location. If there is, just get a paper towel of a small brush and clean it out good.
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I cut a narrow hole into the lid of an empty, clean Mccann's Steel Cut Oatmeal tin. Although the lid is removable, it's almost impossible to remove without a knife or a paint can key. The tin is big enough that I can store hundreds (if not thousands) of used blades. When the time comes to throw it away, I will hot glue it (or duct tape it) shut, and see if I can take it to a sharps disposal site.Alternatively, you may want to check with your local government. Around here, Goodwill hands out free sharps disposal containers.
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You could try that, but leaving batteries in the light pucks could have problems with batteries leaking (an example is a flashlight which isn't used much either). If you aren't using much, except when your at your secondary home, then all batteries should be removed from the remote and light pucks before you leave your loft. I haven't had huge issues at our secondary place, but I do expect the battery life to be limited on anything, even when there are long periods of unused time.
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We only used real pucks on this net.For the younger kids it was fine however real pucks shot by anyone 15 and older will dent the post and eventually break through the net. Get a better net if your player has above average ice hockey shooting skills
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You could but this is not a street hockey set...it is designed for indoor knee hockey so the goals are smaller and lightweight. Personally, my kids would destroy the nets if they played outdoors with street hockey sticks and pucks (the set only includes knee hockey balls and sticks). It is a great set though for anyone looking for an indoor knee hockey set...highly recommend!
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Hello, as it's just my wife and I, we only put in about 2-3 ice cubes to make enough for us. But I've seen her load it up for the grand kids, and she can get about 5 or 6 8oz paper cone cup sized snow cones. But you don't have to stop there, this thing will churn out all the ice you have in the house, and then some. This is a quality piece of equipment, and if you've got kids or grand kids, buy it with confidence. It works great. I also looked on line, and I don't remember, where as it was about a year and a half ago, but I also purchased spare blades. In summary, I paid about $125.00-$150.00 for it and I feel it is a was a good purchase. Good luck Hello, as it's just my wife and I, we only put in about 2-3 ice cubes to make enough for us. But I've seen her load it up for the grand kids, and she can get about 5 or 6 8oz paper cone cup sized snow cones. But you don't have to stop there, this thing will churn out all the ice you have in the house, and then some. This is a quality piece of equipment, and if you've got kids or grand kids, buy it with confidence. It works great. I also looked on line, and I don't remember, where as it was about a year and a half ago, but I also purchased spare blades. In summary, I paid about... » Read More Hello, as it's just my wife and I, we only put in about 2-3 ice cubes to make enough for us. But I've seen her load it up for the grand kids, and she can get about 5 or 6 8oz paper cone cup sized snow cones. But you don't have to stop there, this thing will churn out all the ice you have in the house, and then some. This is a quality piece of equipment, and if you've got kids or grand kids, buy it with confidence. It works great. I also looked on line, and I don't remember, where as it was about a year and a half ago, but I also purchased spare blades. In summary, I paid about $125.00-$150.00 for it and I feel it is a was a good purchase. Good luck « Show Less
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We have not had any issues with this; however, I try to get my team to not vacuum up tacks and paper clips. We have used our vacuum for about six months. Any chance your team is letting them get too full?
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Let me say that your child will thoroughly enjoy this hockey table. We bought this for our three year old and my husband and I love it just as much as she does. The pucks that come with the table were not as sturdy as we would have liked, nor were the handhelds. However, we were advised before the purchase so I ordered new handhelds along with pucks from another company and they are perfect. Please do not let this in any way take away from the table, because the table is great. I hope you like it.
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I'm planning on wrapping my handle with some hockey tape or something with some grip to it (amazon B000O70K5Y or something like that) - anyone here tried that with an axe?
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The double stick tape that is included is not real high quality stuff. As others have said, use the tape to hold the puck in place while you put the screws in it.
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The center net is not included, fyi. But yes it can be used for shooting pucks into it
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Although I was VERY careful using and cleaning it, it did not last long. I didn't even recycle it to a thrift shop. I saw it in a retail store this week.....for MUCH less than I paid for it through Amazon. It was exactly the same......not really a bargain since it would be thrown away too. I agree with Sasha: I would be interested in a QUALITY version.
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Probably, but a blender would be a better way to go on for ice. This is more for dry food and sauces.
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As long as the new twine you put in feeds from the center of the ball it should be able to be reused. I threw out the tops and used the cans for other things.