Victoria Cast Iron Ice Shaver, Margarita, Mexican, and Italian Ice Maker, Made in Colombia,Silver

So glad I found this, it's cheaper than anywhere else, I invited a few friends for Halo Halo and it was awesome, this items works really good! Quality is good, a little heavy but it's okay,easy to use feels like home doing your own Halo Halo.lol

If you want to shave ice in the simplest form, this is it!! This Ice Shaver looks like a wood plane for ice. It has an adjustable blade. And watch out, it's very sharp. For the ice block, I reused, refilled and froze an 1/2 gallon orange juice carton. Peel off the carton package to reveal a big hunk of ice. Milk cartons work too! I put a towel down on the counter, laid the ice block on it. And got to shaving! It worked great but keeping the ice block stable was a bit of a challenge. Since that first attempt, I've built a 'shaving stand.' It holds the ice block steady so the ice block does not move. All you need to do is make a simple syrup with fresh fruit and pour over your shaved ice. It's a cool and inexpensive summer treat. Start shaving!!

I like this product, very heavy duty & durable. The only thing I didn’t not like is that the item came opened :( but all the parts were there

Very good

I was excited to use this product based on the reviews I read unfortunately when I opened the package it looked like the product was already used and I got this product because it wouldn't occur corrosion but the product itself has chipped paint and on the tip of the product corrosion is present.

We’ve been wanting this for a very long time. I’m so excited to have this ice shaving tool!The quality and design are on par for Victoria! As with anything we’ll made, taking care of it will ensure long life. Make sure it’s dry and stored with the blade put away & it will out last us all!TIPS/IDEAS:- I recommend freezing your ice in something longer. The longer the better! I plan on trying a few items like my deeper cookie sheet (I’ll set it in the freezer, then add the water so it doesn’t spill).- Once you have the blade set and start running the ice, it’s easy to run nice long strokes collecting more ice with each stroke than if you’re running a short width. Short runs create bumps in the ice making it hard to navigate the slick surface.- As others have mentioned, the item will get cold! So, having inexpensive knit gloves on is a good idea.- Place the serving dishes in the freezer before shaving the ice (30+minutes).- Place an ice bag or bowl of ice under or around your serving dishes. It takes a few minutes to shave all of the ice. This keeps everything chilled while you’re working.- We store ours in a plastic pencil box, it’s just the right size! We also always leave it out to dry (on a very dry towel or dry dying rack) overnight before before storing it.

I have used better but for the price it's a good buy. Took a star off because the item was not secured properly so it rattled around and scuffed other items boxed in the same package. Took another star off because it had rust on it which though I knew how to remove should not have been there in the first place.

Solo la use una vez, el tornillo se le afloja cada vez q raspas el hielo. No lo recomiendo comprar.