mr_wibble
Beer Odd
Hi,
I'm making a digital HLT, and then a Mash Tun (if the former is successful).
Basically I've got some (legally obtained) old kegs, a control circuit, and a plan.
I want to know if it's best to have threads welded into the side of the keg, or whether weld-less is the way to go?
I figure welded would have some initial pain in the cost. But if I had some threaded tubes (female) welded into the walls I reckon could just screw in my analogue backup thermometer, and the s.steel housing for my temperature probe. Also it would be easier to clean since there's no o-ring to remove, but this is just supposition.
Any advice here?
cheers,
-kt
I'm making a digital HLT, and then a Mash Tun (if the former is successful).
Basically I've got some (legally obtained) old kegs, a control circuit, and a plan.
I want to know if it's best to have threads welded into the side of the keg, or whether weld-less is the way to go?
I figure welded would have some initial pain in the cost. But if I had some threaded tubes (female) welded into the walls I reckon could just screw in my analogue backup thermometer, and the s.steel housing for my temperature probe. Also it would be easier to clean since there's no o-ring to remove, but this is just supposition.
Any advice here?
cheers,
-kt