I don't have a car and I've already blown the budget after getting a pot as well, so that's why I'm thinking to use cheap and easy super glue if i can get away with it for this brew, and then switch to brass when I do the next brew after my exams
Esky Conversion to Mash Tun Help
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Ducatiboy stu
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Superglue wont work.
a ) It wont stick to the esky plastic
b ) Its not suitable for filling gaps.
You can get aquiriam grade silicon
a ) It wont stick to the esky plastic
b ) Its not suitable for filling gaps.
You can get aquiriam grade silicon
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JMBL, if you want cheap, easy and effective, have a look at this.
http://www.donosborn.com/homebrew/mashtun.htm
I virtually copied this blokes method and I've only just retired the rig after years of use. The only stuck sparges encountered were due to my own idiocy and lack of rice gulls.
Don't rely on adhesives to seal joints if you can, you're just asking for trouble.
I might add, test your rig mash out temperature water before show time and enjoy a stress free brew day.
http://www.donosborn.com/homebrew/mashtun.htm
I virtually copied this blokes method and I've only just retired the rig after years of use. The only stuck sparges encountered were due to my own idiocy and lack of rice gulls.
Don't rely on adhesives to seal joints if you can, you're just asking for trouble.
I might add, test your rig mash out temperature water before show time and enjoy a stress free brew day.
manticle
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He's linked to that twice now dave - that is the method he is using.
