Cubeicle Ice & Company located in Indiana showing the full process of clear ice cube making. All the information is made up and these people are hired untrained actors.
@@ryanellis5960 interesting. A difference in methodology, I guess. We use the horizontal bandsaw to cut full blocks into two inch thick slabs, and then take them over to the table saws to cut the slabs down into the cube sizes we need. I'm curious what your reasoning is for doing everything on bandsaw and chainsaw vs. using table saws.
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Using a bandsaw with no guard on a slippery product. Use a garden hose for the added touch.
Dude my anxiety on the band saw…
accident waiting to happen.
Whoa. Literally ice cubes. It's beautiful :)
Clear ice is the only way to go. Very easy to do on home scale, but this is next level!!
Hi: how do you do this at home? Thank you.
@@poginip There are a lot of TH-cam videos on clear ice. Look up "directional freezing". It's pretty easy.
You should see a dedicated ice plant, some of our customers have more than 100 of these machines running in a single facility!
very good machine
What kind of chainsaw is that? Trying to get one for my business in Alabama.
Hey
What temperature is your storage room ?
What kind of band saw is that
want to start this business in India, where do you get these machines?
Clinebell equipment Loveland Colorado
I would like to start the same business here in Mexico, would you be so kind to tell me where I can get the machine to create the clear ice?
Clinebell equipment in Loveland Colorado, if you order a machine I'll likely be the guy to build it!
@@tylermallory2504 Hey Tyler, do you supply Europe?
@@tylermallory2504Ayee that’s super cool! I’ll be purchasing a machine soon. What bandsaw would you recommend for someone cutting the 50lb blocks?
I wanna eat it-
try clear dry ice
Which company makes that ice slab maker?
Clinebell
using a bandsaw to cut the blocks into cubes? We use a bandsaw to cut into slabs, and then transfer over to table saws to cut into the cubes.
We use a chainsaw or horizontal band saw to make manageable loafs. We hand cut everything else via bandsaw. Hope this helps!
@@ryanellis5960 interesting. A difference in methodology, I guess. We use the horizontal bandsaw to cut full blocks into two inch thick slabs, and then take them over to the table saws to cut the slabs down into the cube sizes we need. I'm curious what your reasoning is for doing everything on bandsaw and chainsaw vs. using table saws.
The water comes from a garden hose? Ehhh hmm. Just thought it it be a copper pipe, or like filtered, or pvs or something without that rubber taste
Pvc. Filtered. Copper. All there. Thanks for the comment!!
Hi Ryan,looking at doing the same here in South Africa. Is that a custom freezer? And obviously directional freezing,top to bottom?
lmao
ice in Australia sucks get stuff in the ice should Mack with no dust or anything in the air
Really?? Very first company to do this is the USA?! Lol.
Umm, no, they didn't say that. Just a startup in a small town/market, it seems.
Nope! First company in Indiana to supply to bars, restaurants, and homes!