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I have already sold it. I am not currently a member but thinking about it very soon.

I have a height question, which option do you think would be better? Option 1 is the shorter one at 27 inches Option 2 is one that is 6 inches taller at 33 inches I am very closely represented by the figure in the images.

Depends on the setup, I'm doing on that has the following cuts: 4 - 60" 6 - 19" 9 - 16" For a total of 41.5 feet

First attempt at welding...not so good got much better though Just a bunch of practice with lots more to come

So you just took the orfice out of the equation? That seem much more simple than drilling out the orfice. Please correct me if I'm wrong and misunderstanding.

Thanks, I actually found some 304 at the same price.

Can you use 430 stainless for a false bottom? If not what is the highest grade?

They are the quick disconnects from mcmaster that go to a 1/2 barb.

Those are them, 308 shipped.

After originally going the weldless route for the stand with keggles. (I built the stand and had 2 kegs) I decided to go the welded route with pots. Here is what I have done so far: Most of the pieces Two 15 gallon pots One 20 gallon pot Conversions..... Solder the couplers...

Thanks again for the help just wired it up and tested it out. (my daughter painted it for me)

I have the dimple tool that I'm not using anymore and a pack of the flux and solder (unopened) I'll sell for 40 shipped. I can post picks if needed.

Just go to view sellers other items and you will see all the sizes.

Not sue exactly how thick. It will be heated with a flame, I just finished putting them all together and leak testing them. I had asked about these pots before I bought them on here and got positive feedback from others.

They have a 180....

I just got 2 of these and a 20 gallon pot for 308 shipped. I have all the holes cut and I just did my first solder job last night. Going to finish up all the other couplers tonight (hopefully). They seem to be great pots.

Thanks for the advice. Ditched the step bit and got much better results.

Used a step bit to get the hole to 7/8". Then I used the keg tool to give the lip, but the lip cracked. This is just the lid so it's not that big of a deal but I'm trying to figure out the cause so it doesn't happen to the walls of the pots. I will say the lid and bit where both very hot at a...

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