graysalchemy
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That was my immediate thought too :thumb:Cyclops said:good thing about them is that you could have it hanging on a wall out the way, so don't take any space up really and its pretty easy to clean too.
jamesb said:I suspect if you connect them in parallel, you'd need to reduce the wort flow to cool it more as there's less time in contact with the cold water.
graysalchemy said:I was meaning having the wort in Series but the cold water in parallel that should maximise the the effect of the cold water surely. :thumb:jamesb said:I suspect if you connect them in parallel, you'd need to reduce the wort flow to cool it more as there's less time in contact with the cold water.
Plastic outer pipe, demijohn bored rubber plugs with the inner copper pipe pushed through, perfect seal. Easier than all that metalworkmorethanworts said:I knew this all reminded me of something....This in July
...which was a sort of combination of two ideas (straight concentric pipes, but immersion)
Forget trying to join copper to stainless steel using standard flux, you need a really aggressive flux to work with stainless (The one I use contains 36% Hydrochloric Acid . . . and that is the strength of the acid not the amount in the flux :shock: ).Fil said:could i use common plumbers solder and flux to seal the copper jacket to the SS beer core? or would an epoxy like jbweld be better if using drilled thru solder fittings to seal the jacket to the tube?
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