bulldogwinters
Well-Known Member
I was just forced to order a new shorter kettle (to fit on the stove in my new apartment) the one I ended up getting is the economy 7.5 gallon stainless from midwest supplies, which was not eligible for their drilling service because it is too thin (.016" as per their website).
My question is this, do I have any options as far as drilling and installing a valve myself or am I stuck with pouring and a funnel?
I have seen a few threads on here about disasters with drilling thin kettles, and I would prefer not to wast $70
Thanks!
My question is this, do I have any options as far as drilling and installing a valve myself or am I stuck with pouring and a funnel?
I have seen a few threads on here about disasters with drilling thin kettles, and I would prefer not to wast $70
Thanks!