how can I drill hole in lid for brewing airlock?
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The jar lid is glass with a rubber seal. It would require a drill bit especially designed for cutting glass.
409728
There should be a plug that goes into the opening then the lid is screwed on. I use mine in my small caf and have not had any problems with it at all.
1154469
Use a 1-1/2 inch hole. The packaging confirms this. "Bulkhead Kit Assembly 1 1/2" hole"
432416
The hole is there. Just tap the spigot in with a rubber mallet and you are good to go.
145565
Yes, it comes with the hole. It has a little rubber gasket already installed so that the airlock fits in very securely.
1524682
The lid is glass. You would not be able to drill through it, as far as I know. Hope this helps!
533630
The 3 piece airlock is inserted through a rubber stopper with a hole drilled in it. These are usually used with a carboy or similar container with a narrow neck rather than a mason jar. While I imagine you could find a large rubber stopper for the top of a mason jar, you might be further ahead ferminting whatever it is you are fermenting in a different container (i.e. a carboy). Hope this helps
2003951
I think this is your best bet for punching holes in a mason jar lid. a drill will just make a mess. this punches nice clean holes in sheet metal.
952092
You will need a #10, 1 3/4" insert for this bottle. The airlock is the same that you use on other bottles;the stem goes through a 3/8" hole in the stooper.
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Run the cycle of brewing a cup of coffee, you should be able to open the lid than, it happened to me once and that's how I fixed it. Good luck!!
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Hello Daniel, I'm afraid I don't know of any other place where you can purchase consumer quantities of just the lid. If you would like one of these lids un-drilled I'm sure we can accommodate you. If you decide to order, please just add a comment to your order requesting it be "un-drilled".
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Push the air vent through its hole from the bottom of the popper lid then pull on the vent until it pops into position.
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the airlock stem is approximately quarter inch so you would need to use a rubber stopper that would fit in the whole of the recap and have a quarter inch hole for the airlock if that makes sense... They make caps for the airlock that go on mason jarsthat would be easier to use because they're made to use with the airlock, you would have to make a rubber stopper for the recap if we are talking about the same thing I had to look up recaps so I'm not sure I would recommend just buying the screw on mason bung
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Line it up with the hole for the pin on the lid, then squeeze the large clamp by the handle and lower the lid on.
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I used a step drill for creating the hole in my kettle and it was very easy to do. As usual, do it slowly and carefully and you will be satisfied with the results.
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It's the rubber plug that goes into the top of the opening of the carboy also has a hole in the middle where you can put your airlock
1032119
Take an equally small flat head screwdriver and pop the lid with it by putting it under the edge (just a little) closest to the middle (same side as the screw hole). I just tried it, as it has been quite a while. I had to gently 'pop' it in two spots on that edge.