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My ice maker drops ice into a lower freezer drawer. There’s no removable bin, just a partitioned section so there’s nothing I can remove. Since it’s plastic in the cold, it’s a pretty bad idea to pound on it or use a sharp implement. What I want is something like this:
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These are nippers a dentist (my dad was a dentist) would use for breaking up plaster models. I think they might work but are a bit small. Are there any similar pliers wher the jaw opens up to over an inch?
My first thought would be channelocks. You could grind them to be sharp, but I doubt you would need to, ice is pretty easy to crush. The tool you show also resembles cable cutters for large gauge wire, so that would be another option.
Is there no way to put some kind of removable tray under the ice maker?
Paul, you made me think. I can make a lexan trayish thing. I just need something to dislodge the ice from the bottom. It doesn’t have to hold water. I can make some handles for yanking it up. Thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by Paul F Franklin
Those look like mini electricians cable cutters. Or garden pruners. Problem will be do you have room to open the handles in there? They make garden pruners with pliers action on a 4' long stick.
Bill D.
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You may want to see if someone can 3D print you a tray or liner that fits the space.Quote:
Originally Posted by Paul F Franklin
Nah, I have a strip heater for bending acrylic or lexan.Quote:
Originally Posted by John Stankus
Ice pick and a small tap with a hammer.
I bought the plaster nippers and they worked great.
Late to the party again, but I simply use a butter knife.