Does anyone know a general business that would be able to drill a hole in a brew kettle for a valve? I am inept with tools and don't have any that I would personally attempt it with. I don't even know where or what type of business would do that type of thing. Thanks for any help and for not making too much fun of me.
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I would say depending on the kettle (kegs being rather thick), it is a simple process with a step drill bit. If you have a drill, a 10 dollar drill bit and 15 minutes of time, it can be a rather simple process (Bobby from Brewhardware and YouTube (BobbyfromNJ) has some good videos on the process/options). Now, if you still feel like it is a process you prefer not to engage with, likely a welding/fabrication shop would be a good place to start. Cheers.
It would be helpful to share your location.
Find a metal fabrication shop...
Port Townsend Washington - That is why I figured on just the type of business. THX
Someone may be able to give you a referral to someone in your area. I'm in NJ and also would have recommended Bobby from BrewHardware.
There are a few 4 star rated fabricators in Port Townsend.
https://www.google.com/search?q=metal fabricators near port townsend washington
Cheers!
https://www.google.com/search?q=metal fabricators near port townsend washington
Cheers!
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