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Yes, I've seen similar-ish products, but nothing that would work similarly straight out of the box.

I've been looking for drop down hooks, like pictured here but so far I haven't found any for sale anywhere. Does anyone know if these are sold on their own at all?

Decided to make a little build log of my ongoing electric brewery build. This will be my second brew setup, although the first one was always intended to be more of a prototype consisting of a plastic bucket with arduino controlled heating elements. It works well enough, but I don't like using a...

Thanks, I should be good then as the plan so far is to just make a cutout in the malt pipe stockpot, so there will be supports for the filter mesh.

@Gruel Do you think a typical mesh will need some form of anchoring along the rim to be able to support the weight of the mash?

Thanks! Will see if I can find that size mesh from someone willing to ship to Norway. Seems a hole puncher that size is available on ebay, so that should do it.

After waiting 5 months I have gotten my new stock pots, which will become my next brewing setup in due time. I plan on using hole punchers, but I'm wondering if anyone has used them for this specific heater element? If so, what size? I'm thinking 32.5mm should do the trick, but do tell. US $26.8...

Thanks, I should have been clearer I guess. I'm thinking SS, I'm wondering specifically about mesh size.

Shameless bump.

For anyone curious ,I can now confirm it uses a standard 1/2" NPT nut.

No no, that is for the NUT. Hence why I am wondering if there are common alternatives...

17USD here in Norway.

I'm thinking of just getting a grainfather overflow pipe for my diy brewery, but the locking nut seems vastly overpriced for what it is. Does anyone know if uses a common thread size?

Hi! I am planning to make a new brewing setup, And I'm looking for suggestions as to what mesh to go for? From some quick googling it seems like two separate mesh plates are common, one fine, and somewhat courser.

Thanks for the reply. I am in Norway, so 240V is standard. Large circuits are not however. For the moment, the largest circuit available in my apartment is 16A, but that would require a not inexpensive extension cord. 13A is available in the kitchen, so I'm looking for ~3000W of total effect, to...

Hi folks! I've made a few brews using a cheap diy plastic bucket with arduino controlled heater elements, but now I'm looking to make a new setup using stainless steel stockpots. I have been looking all over for suitable elements, but I am having a hard time. Ideally I would like two elements...