Or a Hilsch vortex tube.
You know, my grandfather and father used to tell that joke all the time when we went fishing in Minnesota and Wisconsin, but I never heard the punchline until I was over 30.
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Sounds like that thing would be a real rip off.
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Can Lid + Epoxy + Allen Wrench = $5 version of this that I can put on my DeWilt and spin the ever loving BEJESUS out of the soda. Itâs a funny enough image I may do thisâŚ
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The epoxy may not work that well.
A better bet may be taking a 5 (6?) mm hex stock, machining its end to round, and cutting a thread. Then holding it to place with nuts.
Or taking a screwdriver bit and a connection nut (that long kind), insert the âbusiness endâ of the bit into the nut, weld it in place. (Good way to recycle a chewed-beyond-repair bit.) Then use a short bolt to attach the nut to the lid, and use the hex end of the bit for the screwdriver. You can also use those bits with a narrowed spot in the shank that allows the bit to be held in the chuck, to avoid it slipping out.
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Cools about 300 cans. This is for times when you donât have a cooler big enough for 300 cans.
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So, you have a box of ice, you have cans, wouldnât the normal thing to do be to put the cans in the box of ice???
But its portable! I was about to buy a refrigerator that would spin all my cans of shitty beer until they were cold and explosive, but now I can do it anywhere I can carry a cooler!
Could it, would it with a tank?
Could you fill it with a crank?
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