Some enterprising North Texans are putting a whole new spin on the frozen drink dispenser with a do-it-yourself version.
One part garbage disposal, five parts cooler, add a kitchen stand and mix in some ingenuity and you the have a Texas-sized, homemade margarita machine.
Oak Cliff resident Toby Tucker love margaritas but didn't want to spend $200 to rent a margarita maker so he went to the Internet to find out how to make a massive margarita machine at home.
"You can order a lot of these supplies and parts online or at home depot. You can probably do this yourself for $120, $130," Toby Tucker said.
Tucker attached a garbage disposal to a five-gallon cooler, mounted it on a stand, added a few pipes and had a D-I-Y margarita machine cranking out adult frozen drinks in no time.
"I was very surprised that it worked. I didn't understand how it could work," said Doug Kennedy.
"It's fun making it. It's a good conversation piece at parties," Tucker said.
The margarita machine, a Tex-Mex staple, was invented in Dallas and is in the Smithsonian.