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Once you've done that platform, put a teleporter there and dismantle the pillar.
To get ice it's enough that you teleport up there and drop a unit of water on the platform, it will spread a little and will get you about half a dozen ice blocks or so.
That's the easiest way I know, it doesn't involve tricky setups to automate the production with fires to keep the water sources liquid and doesn't make you lose time to go / teleport away from your home.
If you make it high enough you will not even be able to see it from the ground, and if it's small enough it will not be able to cast any meaningful shadow on your base.
Just make sure to put fences around or the alike to avoid water to spill out and make ugly ice pillars coming down from it.
I didn't like the machines I could find and I didn't want to make a tall tower. I was bored, so I went to my "peak" and built a platform just high enough to start giving me frostbite, trapped water in ice I found nearby, then did the step I listed in the edited post.
I actually did just the same when I began playing - but then I didn't really need all that ice and I simply dismantled it.
Afterwards I've built a weird contraption way up in the sky where I used firepits to both keep the water liquid and to make it safe to stay there for a long time without freezing (the actual setup was fire pits above, then water, then a layer of ice, some space, slabs, fire pits under the slabs, and you can collect the ice from beneath, which in turn lets the water flow down and freeze automatically).
Yep, just going to a freezing area or a high altitude will be more than enough to make ice.
Well, certainly nothin' wrong with that lol. Coming up with fun ideas like that is one of the best parts about games like this. I just didn't want anyone thinking they HAD to
You can actually use ice stairs and the stair corners to make ice there. With the proper setup you can even make ice on the lava layer. ;)
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more on topic: id say the way i make ice when i truely need it is basicly any biome practicly and have a endless source of water flowing and like 8 snowblowers pointed inwards and a switch to toggle them --- now i dont claim to be the first to have this as i seen it on workshop and went to try it out and it honestly worked and got me to learn what the snowblower could realy do lol
edit 1:shame tho that snowblower is in a recipe pack so not always everyone would have it but i do recamend it over just about all other packs for the snowblower alone and cuz ice vines are great lol
Edit2: also last time i used th snowblower like this it honestly was kinda almost instantly frozen when turned on XD
But I love snow blowers. I use them in some of my ice maker BPs and in most of my ice builds. X)