Price: $40.00
Pros: Easy, Friends are jealous cause it looks cool (and mad that you cut the top off a keg)
Cons: none.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Simple, and it comes with beer the first time. sounds like a win to me.

Price: $40.00
Pros: Everything, except maybe their "full" weight.
Cons: Are there any?
Recommended? Yes

Comments: These things are awesome! Very durable and easy to clean, will last you a life time even if you beat the crap out of it!

Price: $75.00
Pros: Large kettle conversion to help with the fact of no boil overs.
Cons: Takes longer to heat on outdoor burner, and lost about quarter gallon at the bottom.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: This keg converted to a kettle was a great idea from the home brew store. We have had great success with the kettle with no boil overs but at the same time lose a bit of wort after transferring to the fermenting bucket. Overall a great product and worth the money spent as I move from kits to all grain brewing.

Price: $30.00
Pros: perfect
Cons: fugly, yet beautiful
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Post an ad on craigslist... can usually get one for $30. Post another ad for welding help... usually $20 per weld. Buy $4 coupler. Brewpot! Yay!

Recommended? Yes

Comments: Converted 2 15.5 kegs to boil kettles. I got these for free so the only thing I had to pay for so far is the Mash Tun

Price: $100.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: I've got three now, one HLT, one MLT and one BK, LOVE THEM! They allow me to do double batches now, and w/ my HERMS setup its really kicking!

Price: $20.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: It works well, and is quite common for all grain brewers. It may be ugly, but it's quite functional. Some people polish theirs to make them shiny.

Price: $96.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Nice, durable, stainless, affordable. Did a weldless conversion myself with the weld-b gone kit. Works well enough for the $44, and using an ultimate false bottom which I'm still uncertain about.

Price: $500.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: What other way is there to brew? A friend of mine has a Sabco Brew Magic and it is fairly nice. My system has a few upgrades, including the "no milk crate" upgrade via a single tier design.

Price: $50.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: I have converted two kegs to use as a kettle and a hot liquor tank. They are so awesome that I migrated to ten gallon batches several years ago.

Recommended? Yes

Comments: Awesome kettle. High volume, easy to convert with a grinder and step up bit. Don't steal kegs!

Price: $70.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: greatest thing ever. I can do either 5 or 10 gal batches and i dont have to worry about boil overs. When i use a hopstrainer hanging down into the wort, i get crappy utilization with smaller batches because it cant reach low enough. Otherwise its a cheap and really effective way do to boils

Price: $15.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: I love my keggles. I use weldless spiggots and thermometers and wouldn't go back if my life depended on it. I have had trouble getting the weldless fittings to seal properly, but I always get it to work out in the end.