Chef Inox Premier Stockpot 50L Melb eastern Suburbs, used once.

[user 25501]

http://www.kitchenwaredirect.com.au/Cookware/Stockpot/Chef-Inox-Premier-Aluminium-Stockpot-50L

Can drop off or Meet Olinda - East Bentleigh
Not interested in posting.

How does
$60 + 12 longnecks of your finest Ale sound?


I just bought this pot and used once. Too big for me, didn't really work on stove top boil. I could hang on to it and see what happens but I've got a feeling it will be similar to my other hobbies and just collect dust. Want to move it fast and take it as a lesson learnt.

 

[Midnight Brew]

That would be an awesome vessle for anyone getting into BIAB, a great size for single batches with plenty of room. Good luck and hope it amkes somebody plenty of beers.

 

[pk.sax]

Dibs. If SS.

Weekend after this coming one?

Sadly, no beer at hand at all. Can offer an IOU or something from the shop?

 

[brad81]

It's aluminium.

I have one and the metal is nice and thick. Holds temp pretty well.

This is a bargain.

 

[pk.sax]

Hmnnnnn. I'd sadly pass then. Bit of a storage and moving issue, not the most ideal environment I have, will get knocked around too much, prolly damage.

Price is still good, look at new: http://www.petraequipment.com.au/chef-inox-premier-aluminium-cookware-stockpot/b803e13f-dd78-486a-b8b8-40ff0f4c179a

Save a third on a nearly new pot.

 

[manticle]

4mm thick - very good sturdy pots PF and nice and light. Not easily damaged.

I'd grab it but I'm pretty right for pots.

 

[user 25501]

Gee no takers on the pot yet? I'd thought this would of been snapped up pretty quick.
I guess most brewers have got most of their gear. But then again I thought it was a bit like fishing always adding to the tackle box.
Just adding a comment to move this back up the list before I change my mind. How hard would it be to convert this into an electric urn?

 

[QldKev]

stc + element, is too easy to setup and better than an urn. Better shape and better temp control.

 

[DJ_L3ThAL]

would this be too big/wide for a standard kitchen gas burner (ie. really needs a proper burner from a brew shop)?

 

[bum]

Too big for me, didn't really work on stove top boil.

 

[Midnight Brew]

would this be too big/wide for a standard kitchen gas burner (ie. really needs a proper burner from a brew shop)?

Go have a look at auscrown in mitcham. I found them very helpful when sorting out my burner.

http://www.auscrown.com.au/

 

[andy@67]

I would jump at this, but I just got the 80L version.

They are good pots nice and thick so no scorching issues and easy to drill for valves/ thermometers. You do need a good burner I use a Companion Mega Jet.

This is an absolute bargain.

Regards,

Andrew.

 

[manticle]

Damn - if you haven't sold, keep it and buy an over the side element.