My DIY Whirlpool Arm

[TxBigHops]

This is what I use: https://www.norcalbrewingsolutions.com/store/Whirlpool-Recirculation-Tube-Weldless-NPT.html
For the price I couldn't justify the time to make one.

This should be a pretty darned easy DIY. Seems to me a lot easier than cutting a hole in my keggle.

 

[Dayglow]

You should be able to make a U shape that is weighted such that it will fit over the top of your keggle or if you wanted something a little more permanent you could route it through one of the handles. Ideally the outlet would hug the inside of the vessel but without drilling the keggle that gets a little tough. As long as it generates a good vortex it should be good enough.

 

[TxBigHops]

You should be able to make a U shape that is weighted such that it will fit over the top of your keggle or if you wanted something a little more permanent you could route it through one of the handles. Ideally the outlet would hug the inside of the vessel but without drilling the keggle that gets a little tough. As long as it generates a good vortex it should be good enough.

Yeah, I knocked this out a few weeks ago. As I suspected, it was a pretty easy DIY.

 

[Shackleford_rusty]

Yeah, I knocked this out a few weeks ago. As I suspected, it was a pretty easy DIY. View attachment 597885View attachment 597886

Looks like for the cam lock hook up side you have a 90 And 45 elbow for the curve? Is that right? How well does this set up whirlpool 5-10 gallon batches?
Building this soon, you have inspired me!