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Uploaded by on Jun 8, 2007

Making a brew kettle. There's a blaring math error in the video. I know, I know, I know. I'm too lazy to fix it, sorry.

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  • What's the name of the beer song?  It's totally awesome!

  • I wish I could remember where I found it. I think it's Weird Al or...?

  • Great video, do you have a video of how to drill a hole in it for a valve ?

  • I don't, but I've used both a 7/8" bimetal hole saw as well as a step or uni-bit and they both work well.

  • The thermos and valves were just lucky finds on Ebay since I wasn't in a hurry to find them. The sight glasses were a DIY project using stainless fittings I found also on Ebay.

  • I got mine welded at a custom motorcycle shop but I'd recommend also calling places listed as fabrication/welding shops.

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  • Good day mate have a look on my channel for a nother idea to weld the pressurecooker to the top of the keg , work great , good vid

  • @lakesidebier Talk about a markup... ?? New keg manufacturers now charge brewers upwards of $140 to replace their "lost" kegs. You can see why brewers prefer to get them back . . and yes,,, when we have

    LEGAL kegs to sell, we post them and they go quickly.  Huge markups? You need to see a Sabco kettle.

  • @brewmagic I am stunned that you didn't just post a link to your site where LEGAL kegs could be purchased at a huge markups.

  • Nice demo but you show others that it's ok to use an AB keg without a discussion of legal ownership. Did you buy this vessel or decide to keep it after drinking it dry? I'm sure you did the right thing, but others need to know how much breweries pay to replace 'lost' kegs.

  • Just used this method exactly as posted here. Glad to say it worked perfectly! Cutting time as only about 2 minutes tops. Thanks Bobby!

  • great info, subed.

    stay cool...

  • what kind of saw can be used to cut through stainless?

  •  That seemed easy.. Aren't you afraid for sparks denting the inside of your keg with such little water in it ? There's no repairtricks for such damage

  • Bobby, just used this method today and it worked perfectly. Thanks for the video!

  • Bloodhound gang did this song:)

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