Who all makes an all metal Counterflow chiller?

[Rivenin]

i know of
Northern Brewer - http://www.northernbrewer.com/shop/review/product/list/id/1210/
http://www.northernbrewer.com/shop/counterflow-wort-chiller.html

Williams Brewing
http://www.williamsbrewing.com/STAINLESS-CONVOLUTED-COUNTERFLOW-CHILLER-P3452C107.aspx

MoreBeer!
http://morebeer.com/category/counterflow-wort-chillers.html

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I have a counterflow chiller currently and i am seriously debating taking it apart and putting copper where the current garden hose is. But i'm also debating just saving up and buying a whole new one instead of screwing the pooch incase i screw something up.

Anyone have any other links?

 

[iijakii]

Just curious, why? Never really have heard of people not liking their homemade ones unless they used a ****ty hose. Is yours not rubber?

 

[Rivenin]

Mainly looks and I like projects. I am using a lower end hose though... and it did already have a small leak. if I went for the better quality hose it would be close to the same price as the copper. So its pretty close matched (home depot has 1/2 copper tubing, 20' for a bit over 20 bucks

 

[surlytheduff]

If you're concerned about looks, from what I've seen the copper/copper CFC's are typically a fairly large (and I'd guess slightly cumbersome) overall diameter. Also much harder to get wound tight & neat. If you're just after something that looks sexy, I'd probably just drop the extra coin on one of the prebuilt convoluted CFC's.

I wish there was a way to do it though - I've got 60' of 3/4" copper along with both 1/2" ID and 1/2" OD tubing that I got for next to (relatively) nothing from the HD blowout sale. I thought about trying to make a 20' all copper CFC with 14 gauge copper wire wrapped outside interior tube for turbulence. Then i realized how much time and effort it'd take, and decided that my rubber hose 20'er does a pretty damn adequate job.