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Re: SICK price on a 65 quart stainless pot

Postby Theosophist on Sat Jul 19, 2008 5:50 am

Yes, it should drill quite nicely. This may be gratuitous advice, if so I apologize, but use a step drill and you will have an easy time of it. I bought a set at Costco awhile back for twenty bucks. A single bit from the hardware store is seventy!

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Re: SICK price on a 65 quart stainless pot

Postby rixport on Sun Jul 20, 2008 6:46 pm

Hmm.. i just looked at the listing and the price is $198.43 .. Maybe it's done with the GWB exchange rate conversion formula..

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Re: SICK price on a 65 quart stainless pot

Postby majorvices on Mon Jul 21, 2008 5:27 am

rixport wrote:Hmm.. i just looked at the listing and the price is $198.43 .. Maybe it's done with the GWB exchange rate conversion formula..

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As was mentioned in the thread (if you bothered reading it :wink: ) the price went back up a day or two after it was listed.
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Re: SICK price on a 65 quart stainless pot

Postby fossilsrocks on Mon Jul 21, 2008 5:47 am

majorvices wrote:
rixport wrote:Hmm.. i just looked at the listing and the price is $198.43 .. Maybe it's done with the GWB exchange rate conversion formula..

ks


As was mentioned in the thread (if you bothered reading it :wink: ) the price went back up a day or two after it was listed.


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Re: SICK price on a 65 quart stainless pot

Postby BrewBum on Mon Jul 21, 2008 7:49 am

Theosophist wrote:Yes, it should drill quite nicely. This may be gratuitous advice, if so I apologize, but use a step drill and you will have an easy time of it. I bought a set at Costco awhile back for twenty bucks. A single bit from the hardware store is seventy!

Mark


I need to find that deal on a step bit. We planned on stepping it up bit by bit if it was thick enough, if not, we were going to search friends for a step bit.

I have only seen the $70 type step bits too.
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Re: SICK price on a 65 quart stainless pot

Postby fossilsrocks on Mon Jul 21, 2008 8:15 am

BrewBum wrote:
Theosophist wrote:Yes, it should drill quite nicely. This may be gratuitous advice, if so I apologize, but use a step drill and you will have an easy time of it. I bought a set at Costco awhile back for twenty bucks. A single bit from the hardware store is seventy!

Mark


I need to find that deal on a step bit. We planned on stepping it up bit by bit if it was thick enough, if not, we were going to search friends for a step bit.

I have only seen the $70 type step bits too.


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Re: SICK price on a 65 quart stainless pot

Postby BrewBum on Mon Jul 21, 2008 8:16 am

Thank you very much!!!!!!!
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Re: SICK price on a 65 quart stainless pot

Postby fossilsrocks on Mon Jul 21, 2008 8:20 am

Glad to help! Go low & slow with a bit of oil & use pressure on it. Worked like a charm for me.
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Re: SICK price on a 65 quart stainless pot

Postby majorvices on Mon Jul 21, 2008 10:53 am

fossilsrocks wrote:
majorvices wrote:
rixport wrote:Hmm.. i just looked at the listing and the price is $198.43 .. Maybe it's done with the GWB exchange rate conversion formula..

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As was mentioned in the thread (if you bothered reading it :wink: ) the price went back up a day or two after it was listed.


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Re: SICK price on a 65 quart stainless pot

Postby wguy00 on Mon Jul 21, 2008 12:12 pm

majorvices wrote:It's just the hangover talking.


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Re: SICK price on a 65 quart stainless pot

Postby l8nite on Mon Aug 18, 2008 6:52 pm

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000VXSEQI

$122.95 today, free 2-day shipping with Amazon Prime.
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Re: SICK price on a 65 quart stainless pot

Postby BrewBum on Tue Aug 19, 2008 10:21 am

I haven't used mine yet but it is of very good quality, I was impressed when it arrived.
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Re: SICK price on a 65 quart stainless pot

Postby l8nite on Thu Aug 28, 2008 5:38 pm

$110.66 today
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Re: SICK price on a 65 quart stainless pot

Postby sacredtheory on Sat Nov 07, 2009 8:09 am

Bump. It's been about a year. For those of you that purchased this pot, are you still happy with it? I need to upgrade, and even though the price on this is back up to $200, it's still a good deal and I'm thinking about getting one.
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Re: SICK price on a 65 quart stainless pot

Postby BrewBum on Mon Nov 09, 2009 10:23 am

I would buy it again for sure. It takes a lot to boil but I just need to get my burner closer. The bottom is so thick that my current set up needs to be changed to accommodate that.
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