Could I use this compound inside thermowells (brewing) to fill the space between the thermometer and the inner wall?
1028141
Yes, I believe it would work fine in a thermowells fitting. Might need to provide a seal to keep the compound in place. See additional specs here: http://www.coolermaster-usa.com/product.php?product_id=2976&product_name=IceFusion%20200G
1028142
Yes, I believe it would work fine in a thermowells fitting. Might need to provide a seal to keep the compound in place. See additional specs here: http://www.coolermaster-usa.com/product.php?product_id=2976&product;_name=IceFusion%20200G
1913458
The thermometer should not come through the kettle. The tempatures are read through the metal. The wort chiller should fit in this kettle just fine.
451975
Yes, but not to the top so that the bubbler can function. I usually fill so that the slots on the bubbler are covered. Some people use a clear alcohol (vodka) to make sure no bacteria can enter the fermenter or carboy.
1514815
I don't see why not. I have y2 polish fermenters. Thy thae a lip where u poor water to prevent air getting in, so what u r suggesting should work. I have some gallon glass containers ehich I plan to use as bungs and valves r in place. I use shue goo to seal around the outside to assure a good seal
1384787
Have just measured the internal measurement and it is under an inch so you should not have any problems. There are slightly cheaper versions but I was advised not to bother with them! God Luck
374402
None, I used a brass valve for my mash tun. This will work, be careful on installing it though, had to drill a slightly larger hole in my lowes mash tun cooler for the valve to fit, not sure if you will need to do that with this valve or not... Have fun with the build and Relax have a home brew
1428478
Using boiling water in the 2nd 3L pot works the best but depending on what is being cooked some foods don't need the extra heat and you can place one 3L pot inside and then fill up the empty space with a big hot pad over top which will hopefully fit tight and then stuff a few dish towels in to fill up the empty space and help insulate and keep the heat down in the 3L pot. It won't work to put just the 3L in by itself as the heat will wick out of the pot into the empty space inside the thermal cooker quite quickly.
2064633
I believe they are just "chunks" of MF inside, so I would guess you could but I don't know for sure. I need the depth so I have no need to do that.
115811
Sure, split it into two batches. Since it might be tricky to split the concentrate evenly use a hydrometer to get the right specific gravity when adding the water
315821
Not sure as I always use pot holders if I boil something. If just simmering you should be fine.
1674654
No, absolutely not. No pot that's specified as a brew kettle should have anything like that. For that matter, I've never seen anything for cooking that has screw heads inside the pot, either. Have you?
932200
You wouldn't want to. The heat element is in the unit...not a hot plate to sit the pot on. You could fill the pot but would have to heat on something else. Not really recommended for use.
542954
I guess you can use that or a small blender. I just melt it with the oil in a double boiler, then let it re-solidify in whatever screw top container I put it in.
628294
Unfortunately no. There is an inner & outer wall. The space between will heat up, expanding the air, and it will crack.I wish it were, too!
1978765
Maybe yes, maybe no. I have not tried but have tested a bit. The only thing you can really fit in it is 1/2pint jars. Also most canning procedures recommend that you vent steam for about 10minutes before you start building pressure. I tried that with this unit and it cannot be done. If you try to vent the steam for any more than a few seconds before building pressure the unit will think there is a failure and shut the unit down. So you'd have to make an accommodation skip that part of the process for it to even have a chance.
421471
I would say yes. Just make sure they are equal parts and you have mixed it long enough. When your mixing tool starts to warm up, that is enough. Even mix it a little longer by a few minutes after that if you are keeping close "watch". If you think it had been warm for a minute or two, then I would say that is enough. Silicon is a very slippery substance. I believe you would have no problem getting it out when it is fully set. And it sets up nice and hard.
2030116
Yes you can, this was the purpose we purchased it for as a matter of fact. We use it for both mead and beer making.