Can you guys give me some ideas? I knwo a few have done it...search just confirms that some here have done it, but more along the lines of Urban Legend...no name and no specs!

Help?

Thanks
RJ

I have done it. It's really difficult to figure out though, you take a die grinder, gut a blendah, and hook the die grinder up to it. BAM, quick Blendah!!!!! :eek: :eek: :eek: :D

That's what I was thinking, but like I said, I hadn't seen anything and wasn't sure my Logic was sound (I question my logic often lol):D

Thanks man!

just toss a generator in back of the bus and run a regular one along with your curling iron.:rolleyes:

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Originally posted by kjp98TJ
just toss a generator in back of the bus and run a regular one along with your curling iron.:rolleyes:

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:flipoff2: Kels! That's it, no frozen treats for you when we wheel!:flipoff2:

i picked up one of these...works well if you have a quality drill


http://www.boatblender.com/

kj

RJ,
Just come up some weekend and we'll make one.:D

See kels, Preach knows the value of a good boatdrink in the woods!

whats next, an engine coolant heated easy bake oven? :flipoff2:

Originally posted by 64rovr
whats next, an engine coolant heated easy bake oven? :flipoff2:

You ever try to cook brownies with a 20 watt lightbulb?

I figured, what the hell I have Air...may as well use it for frozen treats:flipoff2:

I dunno...I like the EZ bake oven deal...220* will heat up a burritto.:D

Mmm...hot burrito's and a frozen drink, when we wheeling next.:D

my buddy phil has one of these and it works great

http://www.epinions.com/hmgd-review-3263-8FB91AE-3821D321-bd3

Try this its a hand blender but the handle fits into a hex slot. I just cut a hex key off straight and but it into my air drill and BAMM air blender

It's not rocket science. I've been running a 22,000 rpm blender for years. The only trick is to select the right blender. Look at all the bases and you will see a couple of variations. The one you want will accept a 1/4" socket extension in the base. Donate your favorite extension and slap it in a lathe, turn it down to 1/4" so it will fit in your 1/4" die grinder collet and start pumpin' out Margaritas and smoothies. It helps to have a York, air tank and the most efficient die grinder you can afford. Once the whirr of the blender sounds, ice and tequila usually show up...

Originally posted by 1988YJ
It's not rocket science. I've been running a 22,000 rpm blender for years. The only trick is to select the right blender. Look at all the bases and you will see a couple of variations. The one you want will accept a 1/4" socket extension in the base. Donate your favorite extension and slap it in a lathe, turn it down to 1/4" so it will fit in your 1/4" die grinder collet and start pumpin' out Margaritas and smoothies. It helps to have a York, air tank and the most efficient die grinder you can afford. Once the whirr of the blender sounds, ice and tequila usually show up...

Well I have a 10 pound Co2 Tank and I just grabbed an Ingersoll-Rand 25,000 RPM Die Grinder I think I'm well on my way:D

Thanks for the ideas!!

I camped next to a guy at Jeeper's Jamboree last year that used a Chevy starter as a blender stand. Wired hot, push button on, sat a blender right on it. He had it bolted to his front bumper next to the winch. Besides making KILLER margaritas, it served as a spare.

Disco's blender looks good on my Jeep, eh? :flipoff2:
http://www.jeepshots.com/shots/trails/barrett%20lake%20july%2020-22,%2001/dcp_0261.jpg

Paul

You guys are dicks.
I just took apart a Mac die grinder and am gonna rip apart the blender when I get home. You just had to bring this up... didn't you.:flipoff2:

Thanks Toby :flipoff2: It's good to have freinds like you.:D

I always had fun hooking up an old weedwacker motor up to a blender. :D but this sounds like more fun, and a little less annoying.

Originally posted by 1988YJ
It's not rocket science. I've been running a 22,000 rpm blender for years. The only trick is to select the right blender. Look at all the bases and you will see a couple of variations. The one you want will accept a 1/4" socket extension in the base. Donate your favorite extension and slap it in a lathe, turn it down to 1/4" so it will fit in your 1/4" die grinder collet and start pumpin' out Margaritas and smoothies. It helps to have a York, air tank and the most efficient die grinder you can afford. Once the whirr of the blender sounds, ice and tequila usually show up...

exactly.

and the original bar style metal oster blenders work fantastic and don't break. you might need a leather glove to hold the blender without getting frost bite.

A york at or just above idle and a 2gal tank can make non-stop margis.

Originally posted by Dan-H


exactly.

and the original bar style metal oster blenders work fantastic and don't break. you might need a leather glove to hold the blender without getting frost bite.

A york at or just above idle and a 2gal tank can make non-stop margis.

Dammit, My wife is gonna crucify me for pulling this thing apart!!!

why not just buy a power inverter... :confused:

Originally posted by teknalee
why not just buy a power inverter... :confused:

I have one....but with the winch, the Laptop for the GPS (Week or more off the beaten track at a time...often) The Stereo and the Lights the alternator gets whooped to hell already:D

hey, my mom has one of those nice Osterizer blenders... wonder if she would notice its dissapearance?