Hawk Point Ice Cream Scoop Kit - Stainless Steel Reviews

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“I have looked at several different ice cream scoops from different vendors. These are the best! Nice brushed stainless steel, and the hawks bill shape is great for even the hardest ice cream. The best part of all is the design and strength. I have seem many where the part inserting into a wood handle is quite short, and I could easily see the handle snapping right off. These extend over 1 1/2" into the handle, plus the nice ferrule adds still more strength. I personally do not like having to deal with epoxy for another product's un-threaded rod, nor a threaded insert. I drill a 11/32 hole, and tap using a 3/8"x16 tap. You will need either a tap with the shaft smaller than 3/8", an extra long tap, or grind down the upper shaft so you can tap about 1 3/4" deep. This makes a very strong system, and is easily unscrewed if desired or needed.”

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Posted 7 months ago

“I build these kits a little different. I drill the hold larger and put a 3/8 16 tpi insert in the handle. I still epoxy the ring on, but the scoop is removable for cleanup”

3 Helpful Report

Posted 9 months ago

SK From ALBANY

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“I needed a new scoop so I ordered this stainless steel scoop. It's very well designed and makes scooping even hard ice cream easy. I don't do wood turning so I carved the handle. I wish I could include a photo of it. I'm pleased with the results and will probably make another one.”

3 Helpful Report

Posted 2 years ago