Random question: how come false bottoms are so expensive for a simple piece of steel that's cut in a circle with some pieces welded to it? Is it the materials? Less demand? A good one costs $100+.
Random question: how come false bottoms are so expensive for a simple piece of steel that's cut in a circle with some pieces welded to it? Is it the materials? Less demand? A good one costs $100+.
Random question: how come false bottoms are so expensive for a simple piece of steel that's cut in a circle with some pieces welded to it? Is it the materials? Less demand? A good one costs $100+.
Why don't they make them out of plastic? Would be way cheaper.
There have been some examples. I assume they did not sell.
Plastics can have heat/pH chemical leaching issues and can either go floppy or brittle under heat and load.
A lot of people use water coolers for mashing. Nerver heard of any leaching or floppy issues.
Why don't they make them out of plastic? Would be way cheaper.
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