Heating the water to 160F
Mash tun filter
The stainless steel hose braid comes from a toilet water supply hose, and I cut the ends of the hose off with a big wire cutter. The stainless braid slips right off the hose inside it. Fold and crimp one end with a pliers, and slip the other end over the copper tube with a hose clamp. Push the drilled stopper over the copper tube so that the narrow end of the stopper is pointed away from the stainless braid. Add a piece of tubing and you are all set.
Crimped end of stainless web
Stopper, copper tube, stainless web and clamp
Installation of filter
Mash tun ready to use
I jam it in pretty hard, and it has not leaked and does not come out when you bump it while stirring. It is a good idea to hold the stopper when you are stirring.
There is no valve, clamps hold the tubing up above the level of the liquid.
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The mash tun/filter set up is made up of the following:







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