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Lorglath I have the same pots and in order to avoid tearing I started with a 15/16 hole. Makes for a smaller dimple but its plenty for soldering.

Im guessing the probe end is hollow and the actual probe itself is in the end of the tube. Cutting it would probably ruin it completely.

I would make a back plate. Better than having a bunch of bolts coming out the back of your box.

This guy runs 2 5500watt elements off a 30a circuit. Pretty awesome. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eHrI0EKLxtk&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Wow sold out quick

There is a huge range in what it could cost. Without knowing exactly what you want to do its hard to even give you a range of price.

I'm in the process of switching to big pots so I've only done tests with water but no rust in situations that would have rusted before.

Brewmation sells elements with a stainless base. They are pricey but I went with them cause my hard water rusts elements in no time.

I will but I'm not sure when that will be.

Got mine today....looks great.

Bobby you should add an option to purchase extra TC gaskets. I know I would have added a couple on my order had the option been there.

anyone else thinking this at the moment?

awesome thanks Bobby

These still on tea k for the end of the month? Got some new kettles and I need to decide between these and dimpling.

Use stranded especially if you are using crimp terminals.

It has the surface area to solder it. A normal ferrule you would have to dimple the pot to solder it on.

Is 12.5 gallon the actual capacity or the amount you can ferment in it?

I emailed hosfelt a month or so ago and they didn't have them and were not getting anymore.

Looks awesome bobby. I will definitely be ordering the solder version when you put it up for sale.

I'm with Bobby that video is pretty terrifying. Especially with the cord flapping all over the place. Its not much work to control the grinder yourself and its infinitely safer.