Cutting holes into a Keggle

[daryl]

Which technique would you prefer or is best to cut a 1/2" hole in a keggle:

1) Use a step bit
2) Use a Greenlee hole punch

Or other? Or does it matter?

[mjensen52402]

I've got a punch that will punch 7/16. It is fantastic. 1/2 is just enough to big enough to make it too easy to leak.

Let me know if interested, and I can bring to the meeting.

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[Schwerkraftbrauer]

Ive had really good luck with step bits

[Eric B]

Hole punch all the way..

[daryl]

I've got a punch that will punch 7/16. It is fantastic. 1/2 is just enough to big enough to make it too easy to leak.

Let me know if interested, and I can bring to the meeting.

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Yeah, I would like to borrow it to make some modifications.
Thanks,
Daryl

[Matt F]

I use step bit because I have them. Hole punch makes a superior clean cut. Go hole punch if you can.

[czubak]

Step bit. It was easier than you think. Concord kettles are thicker and far more work.