What is the size of the center hole? I need this for something not related to wine/beer making....
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It's about 5 mm. I don't have one in front of me right now, so that's just an estimate.
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It is a little bigger than 5/8 inch an a little smaller than 1 cm in diameter, maybe 8/10 of 1 centimeter. I use them to fit an airlock for making vinegar. I have different sizes # 6, 7, and 11 and the center holes are all the same size. There is a little give so it will stretch a little if you need to jam something into the hole.
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Mine was About 5/16" .I bought it to fit the 1 gallon carboy and use a three piece airlock in center hole.
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It's definitely geered toward beer. Some of the materials will overlap, but (not having made wine myself, but having seen the stuff they sell for it at my local brew supply store) you don't need as large a fermenter for most wine recipes, plus the instruction book is beer specific and won't help you. The bottle capper will do you no good and you'd need additional materials for corking wine bottles. So, basically, I think you'll want to look for a wine-specific starter kit!!
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It is 71/2 inches tall and the hole is 7 inches. I bought the double pint to put feed for my cats and the 2quart for water. It is a nice size for food for a dog and water. Cats do not like their whiskers to touch the bowls when drinking. Least mine don't . lol
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I think it is about 1/2" to maybe 3/4". It a spring kind of thing. I might be possible to "wind" it through the hole.
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The diameter of the outside of the top is exactly the same as a normal pint glass. The inside diameter is slightly smaller, but should def fit a standard strainer. It is exactly 1 cm taller than standard pint glass, I measured for ya! I bartended for 4 yrs at Univ of Ga and will say I would've used the heck out of one of these. Buy it, you'll love it. Have given probably 9-10 as gifts and everyone loves them!! I get texts all the time about them, seriously. It's just a glass, but no one understands the "love" until you own one.
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It is 1-1/2" from center of hole to center of hole. My old was 1-5/8" apart, that's why it did not fit. It is costly to return product to them if not fit. Fraight+15% restocking+short time to return. So, I wasted $$ and is sitting in my garage.
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Corr B, sorry it took a few days on this. We were out of town. The hole pattern is triangular with the holes 6-5/8 inches apart center-to-center. Odd measurement but I believe the specs are metric. Hope this helps.
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http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002WB12WK/ref=wms_ohs_product I don't know the exact size, but this large Finum brewing basket is what I use in place of it.
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This is a standard 4" centerset faucet. The holes are standard size for a 4" cutout. if you got to the A/S website, they will have a technical sheet showing the exact hole sizes.
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I have no idea. Might Google it? They certainly didn't suggest any such thing when recommending complementary items. Might try finding the right size cork stoppers?
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There is approximately a 1" diameter hole in the center that is not covered. The rest is.
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I recieved 1 (one) shot pourer.. It fits most standard sized bottles.. some bottles have bigger hole, it doesnt fit those.
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So sorry for taking so long. I was away. From central hole to central hole it is 5.75 inches.
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Check the paddle. I purchased paddles that are 2 inch holes, but some have 1 3/4 inch holes. Just look up the dimensions. This is why I'm buying these as well. For my homebrewer hubby.
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http://www.brewhardware.com/rimsherms-parts-93 has probably everything you need, they sell a nice tri-clover flange with a cnc cut radius that you can solver solder, or other parts to go a different rout. Hope that helped
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It is two inches from the center of one hole to the center of the other hole. Hope this helps.
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There is a removable lid on the top with an o-ring seal and a pressure relief valve. With this lid removed, the opening is about 4 inches by 6 inches in an oval shape. I don't have the keg in front of me so I am going by memory, but I've kegged several batches and I'm pretty sure these specs are very close.