rdkopp0153
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I just converted 3 kegs to keggles and am left with the cut out top piece still attached to the inside rod (looks like a small umbrella). Has anyone come up with a good DIY project for the left over pieces?
Inside of Keggle Project
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Here is what I did with the dip tube and ball that was in the valve. Nothing crazy, but it works well. Also used the valve itself to help build the jig to cut off the top.
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/easy-sanke-dip-tube-hop-sock-296701/
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/easy-sanke-dip-tube-hop-sock-296701/
rdkopp0153
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I like both of these ideas, thanks!
Garyr2973
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Cut the dip tube off of one of mine and made it into the handle of my stir paddle.
Huaco
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I am bottom-draining all my keggles. This is actually the bottom of a keg that I turned into a FB. 1200 holes drilled with a #40 drill. (well, actually 2 drills) LOTS of patience. I used a cutoff wheel on an angle grinder to do the slots. FB works REALLLLLLLY well.
rdkopp0153
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Thanks again for some cool ideas, I'll update if I brainstorm anything else.
Huaco
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How's this project going?
rdkopp0153
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I decided to put graduation marks on the old keg spear and use it for volume measurements.
