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Is that a compression fitting without the ferrules?

I'm talking in a kettle specifically with a false bottom

Hi peeps I'm looking for a way of installing a dip tube that can be diassembled with ease pictures and links are greatly appreciated.

Short read about benifits of anodization

https://www.aavid.com/product-group/extrusions-na/anodize

Only tools you need is a drill and hole saw set and jig saw. They are fairly standard tools. Some say you need a chassis or conduit punch but it's not the case

I ordered the enclosure without the cut holes because I didn't want to run into that problem.

Those heat are only painted black to make them loOK anodized lol

I actually had nothing but good experiences with them.

Rims Im guessing will be popular as its the cheaper an simplest of the two.

The heat sink is not anodized

Hi Bobby have you had aNY silver solder joints fail.

I bought a enclosure box 16x16x8, a 80a heat sink and custom plate for the heat sink for around 120$. The heat sink comes tapped as well.

Do yourself a favor and get one from auberins. And you need a 40 amp. They cost a little more but it will save you a headache. My motto is you get what you pay for. Cheers

Think I'm going to see if I can get someone at work to weld the tri clover flange on

And still dragon $$$$$$$$

Bobby s all sold out :(

I did not look at the schematic I just seen this on YouTube the other day. Suggestion was made to give him some ideas. It's great hat you picked up on that. That's what makes this forum.

https://youtu.be/cOJBWhiLYyw Check this out could be your answer

Pbw will destroy you copper