spazmcnasty
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I recently got a black plastic covered Miller Keg and I'm thinking about getting into all-grain brewing. Would I be able to use the keg for anything in the all-grain process? If so, for what and how..any info would be awesome! 
Black Miller Keg thing
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spazmcnasty
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My buddies said that or a electric kettle. How did you cut yours?
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spazmcnasty said:
Standard home depot angle grinder. I just went freehand and it came out pretty well. Ended up with a bit of the black rubbery stuff on my pants though. It's never coming out, oh well, I got a decent mash tun out of it.
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Awesome thanks man I will try that
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Here's how it ended up. http://imgur.com/iF8Gq
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That's awesome. That's what I hope to end up with one day. What bit did u use to drill it?
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spazmcnasty said:
I used a screwdriver to 'mark' the spot, drilled a pilot hole with 1/4" speed bit and then a step bit from home depot (was about $40 iirc). The rubber/plastic stuff on the keg really keeps the bits from walking. It was much easier than the other two.
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Lol the one advantage of the black stuff
Thanks for the info
Thanks for the info
