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Hardie in the ceiling?

I've heard you can use a dremel tool with cut off blades from eBay to whack the tops off kegs. I think they sell them by the gross, if your time isn't important...

How far away are your burners? That being said, I think hardie is fine, might not want to paint it though (due to the heat). Just wait till your elec setup is done then paint?

I don't spill much on my back wall... so no cleaning needed. I do have FRP behind mine, over Sheetrock. I used to use propane on all the vessels, prior to my electric conversion. I have exactly 17" of clearance between the edge of my burner and the FRP. Never an issue with heat or melting...

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Why not just tile it??

One for sale in MPLS now.... http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/dak/for/4183723507.html

3800 watt element at 100% power boils 14 gallons perfectly in a converted keg for me...no control needed.

All my sanke fermenters came with 2" tri-clover fittings pre-installed. No need to weld and I don't need to reach my arm in as I use chemicals to clean and sanitize. Use this:

I have one 3800 watt at 240v that rocks a perfect boil for 14/15 gal pre boil down to 12 gallon post boil in an uninsulated converted keg.

Just a normal keg

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I use a 3800 watt element @ 240v just plugged into a spa panel for my14 gallon pre boil/ 12+ gallon post boil batches- no control needed.

Why the need for glycol? Water would seem to work fine above freezing, right?

My smokin-it model 3:

Time heals! Some gelatin also will clear it up if in a keg.

6 12 gallon batches...

Excellent beer I am just finishing... So good and so easy!

I run my converted boiling keg w/ 14 gal boil with a 3800 watt 240v element. No control...just a circuit breaker and a hose for control. Once the boil starts and maintains, via the cold water shower on the edge if needed, she boils for an hour without any further attention. I went from on/off...