11 Responses:

1. MZ MegaZone says:

   11 years ago at 6:11 pm

   You just need a CNC machine behind the bar and you could produce these on demand for a specialty shot.

   • jwz says:

     11 years ago at 6:15 pm

     But we won't have room for it after we've installed this!

     • MZ MegaZone says:

       11 years ago at 3:36 am

       Right, of course!

       I know somewhere some 'theme' bar is using a hardware store paint shaker to mix cocktails... Silly me, of course someone has already it and made a video: http://youtu.be/PpyZK9qWTQ8

     • Gabriel Rosenkoetter says:

       11 years ago at 11:43 am

       Not true: you can totally fit a Maker box under the shaking machine!

   • mdr says:

     11 years ago at 8:41 am

     I bet a polygon turning machine would make some pretty patterns where the edges intersected with the spheres.

2. Jef Poskanzer says:

   11 years ago at 7:13 pm

   I want candy.

3. woods says:

   11 years ago at 5:03 am

   That is absolutely insane and I want to make one.

4. Marc Moskowitz says:

   11 years ago at 6:44 am

   The interior spheres are apparently much less round or less centered than the external one. Not surprising for mass-produced candy, in retrospect.

   • Adolf Osborne says:

     11 years ago at 2:50 pm

     The whole thing was mounted slightly off-center on the chuck -- you can see it wobbling slightly until the outside gets turned down a bit. For all we know all from TFV, the spheres started out being perfectly spherical.

5. Landa says:

   11 years ago at 1:14 pm

   Lathe's are awesome :)

6. Ted Mielczarek says:

   11 years ago at 10:05 am

   He wasted a lot of perfectly good candy there. :-(

   I wonder if CandyFab would be more practical? (if not quite as pretty in the end result)