If I were to use this for a VBS how long would it take to make 100 snow cones? Ron O.
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I love this machine. If you use this for vbs, you would have to set the ice at a thick setting and I believe you would have a hard time keeping up with it, also, have 2 people for cups and syrup and one to swap out bowls of ice while one makes ice. What is nice about this machine, is that you can have a choice in texture. Be sure to buy enough round plastic containers ( around 7 ' or less across) to make ice with.
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Depends.On What You Make With It And.How Big...Big Projects Takes At Least 24 Hours Small.About 30 Mins To An.hour
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It will take just about 1 gallon of water to fill and will use it with 2 baskets of ice or so. I'd say it takes less than an hour for a basket. As far a production quantity I'm not sure. I will say it is faster and produces a lot more than a typical ice maker in a refrigerator.
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Yes, I'm sure it will since your source material is yours and should not be copy-protected. But consider this: Copying each DVD with 30 minutes of video will probable take you 3 to 4 minutes for each one, so to make 100 copies it will probable take you around 6 to 7 hours, right? COPYSTAR has other models with additinal trays that will make several copies, instead or just one, at the same time, but these models are more expensive. You decide.
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I have a shaved ice business and this is a great unit. I have more expensive equipment and this is just as good as them. But on this unit you can make 100 cones at 12oz, it usually takes less than 20-25 min. I have a lot of experience and can spit them out very quick and when the lines start backing up I have to step it up. I timed myself and average about 4-5 a min. But its super soft shaved ice and not the crunchy snow cone type of ice. Its what keeps people coming to my stand and away from the other stands when I set up.
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Takes about 5 minutes to warn up. From there I get about 30 to 40 seconds to spin a cone.
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Sorry I just plug it into standard 110 outlet my packaging got ruined by the fedex guy who left it in the rain under running water so can't even look back in the book and tell you about wattage and all. All I can tell you is the best snow cone machine I have ever had and we use it daily making at least 10 snow cones a day since we got it.
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It should take 10 min. or so. It really depends on a lot of factors. Search youtube there are lots of instructional videos.
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SJES,Our Syrups are a lot thicker than regular flavoring syrups so while they can be used for snow cones, it may necessary to do some experimenting. Like Heather B said, adding the syrup to another liquid (water) might liquefy and dilute it slightly to make it an amazing snow cone topping. However this was not the intended purpose for these syrups, and they are very concentrated, so be patient and have fun with the experimenting process! Hope this helps!All the Best,Michelle MerryAmoretti Customer Service
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I am looking to use a snow making machine and have it turn on for 15 seconds, once or twice an hour. Charles said there is a hack to do this...anyone know how?
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Dan did a great job of answering your question. Keep an eye othe temp.....there are times I still need to add snow to keep it around 80
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i went through several different ones, and i can say this one is the best for making snow cones. regular ice cubes go in perfect. you will love it.
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Hello, cones are cooled in a few minutes just to put it in an embace glass. It is very good.
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It depends on the granule size of the sugar and the size of the cones you want. We found that about 1/2 of the scoop is wasted with regular sugar. If you use your own cane sugar with flossine flavoring, you will need two scoops of the mixture to get a decent sized cone. Doing that, you can do about 30 +/- cones per hour.
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It depends on the temperature you desired. Most people like 120 degrees. If the outside temperature was around 70 degrees it would take 15-25 minutes to reach 120o degrees. There are many variables depending on what temperature you desire. I hope this answers your question .
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I tend to pull from the center of a ball to knit so I often rewind the left overs back into a ball. You don't need a whole lot. The cone is one size but I think the reason it's for up to 10oz or so of yarn is because the bottom on the cone comes out further and the arms that wind the yarn are long enough to fit around the ball that is being wound- if that makes sense. For amounts that are next to nothing I just wind into a small ball with my fingers and throw into the pile with others- these are like next to nothing quarter sizes. Hope that helps
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More sno cones than can be consumed in an hour my friend. 20 pounds usually makes me like 200 sno cones. So... 4,400 sno cones, depending in the size you make them?