A very good idea to make a hockey puck from improvised materials.
For this we need:
Materials:
1. Black plastic
2. A can of coffee
Instruments:
1. Pliers
2. Scissors
First, we need to grind the plastic, in the same way as in the photo. Plastic from remotes, tape recorder cases, etc. will do well. Grind about 300 grams.
Next, take a jar (with coffee, peas, condensed milk, etc.) and measure 2.5 cm from bottom to top.
And cut it off. This can be done with ordinary scissors, but best with metal scissors.
Then we need to melt the plastic. You need to do this on a fire (on the street), or on an electric stove.
We put pieces of plastic in our form. And we can watch it melt. You don’t need to do too much fire, so as not to ignite the plastic, but if this happened then you need to remove from the fire and cover.
Gradually add plastic, in large portions it is better not to sprinkle.
As a result, we got such a consistency that needs to be removed from the fire.
When we removed the can, immediately we need to cover it with some plane, in my case it is a piece of board. Press the bricks tightly on top of the board. We are waiting 10-15 minutes.
Then we extract our workpiece.
We take a file or sandpaper and begin to process an almost finished puck, after processing we get a ready-made hockey puck, it is very strong and glides well on ice.
