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Ohh that's pretty cool then. I might try to do something like that.. We'll see

Thanks. I think I'll try using a din fitting without a gasket cause I don't like the idea of having a gasket glued down to the bottom of my kettle

How do they stop the gasket from floating around after the inner pot is taken out? Is it glued in place or something?

I've been thinking of making my own homebrew system since I make brewing systems as a job. I like the concept of the speidel braumeister but I'm not sure how they get a seal between the inner malt pot and the kettle. Can anyone tell me how it's done?

If I were to do it (which I often do at work) I would draw out a perfectly straight line using a straight edge or tack weld a straight edge on all the way around the keg then use an angle grinder with a Zip disk to cut all the way around. It will most likely kick on you so if you were to use a...

Okay 'tanks' guys.. Lol should I make a boil over ring? I have the resources and make them for every other kettle and mash tun I've ever made

I guess so. We use pickling paste on everything at work but I guess that's cause we have to. Www.specific.net

I would use pickling paste on every weld just cause you never know what you could have got in that weld.. It kind if just ensures the weld is clean or at least cleaner

I weld brewing systems for a living. Just make a purge cup out of stainless and put a splitter on your argon tank so you can have two flowmeters. Turn your welding torch's flowmeter to 20 and your purge cup to 15. If you tape your purge cup on then also tape the other side of the fitting but...

I was wanting to go with a double boiler because I've heard that just using a regular pot will often give you some scorching on the bottom of the pot

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f11/double-boiler-question-398081/

Hey I'm new to home brewing. So new that I don't have a system and haven't made beer yet. I do, although, know a bit about brewing since I weld and fabricate 5 to 300 bbl brewing systems every work day. Since most of our systems are pretty big they're mostly heated with steam jackets. Working...

Am I posting in the appropriate section btw?

Hey I live and work in Victoria BC. I weld and fabricate custom brewing systems from 5 hectoliters to 300 bbl so I have access to a huge amount of brewing equipment to make my own small system. Just wondering what people think of me making a kettle that would fit on the stove that would be like...