Keggle Vs stock pot
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If you want to do BIAB in the future, go with a stock pot. Its difficult to remove the bag from a keggle. If the opening of the keggle is not sanded well you also risk cutting yourself.
Also, a stockpot normally comes with a lid and a keggles does not.
Keggle may be cheaper tough.
Also, a stockpot normally comes with a lid and a keggles does not.
Keggle may be cheaper tough.
bigbud78
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When I looked into it the keggle was about ã50 obtained legally but then you had to convert it, you can buy them already done but there about ã140. I ended up getting a better quality pot from brewbuilder, I got there Premium pot as the high ends were out of stock and i'm using it on gas but do intend to make it a electric once my garage is hooked up :)
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Have you got your eye on any keggles at the moment?
Have you got your eye on any keggles at the moment?
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kegs have the 'ghetto' appeal but pose practical problems a thin skinned stock pot doesn't. the kegs are much harder to drill and the curve is harder to flatten for a good seal, stockpots can be drilled and sealed with common tools needing perhaps only a qmax punch to make the holes.
Rogermort
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I started off following the keggle route. Heavy and loads of sharp edges! Go straight for stock pots, you'll save yourself a heap of trouble.
