Does anybody else seriously want the EDALMETALL burner?

Northern Brewer General
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Sneaky host put that picture on their front page, and I don’t think I’ve had this kind of equipment lust in a long time. Here’s the burner:

http://www.northernbrewer.com/shop/edel ... TALL_Slide

I seriously wish I had more money than brains, and that my cheap turkey fryer would mysteriously die, so I could justify buying one.

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That’s HOT! (pun not intended…or was it?)

My new Blichmann burner is sitting on my doorstep at home as i type this so buying this would be beyond foolish for me :slight_smile:

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Yes!
But alas in my current living situation, an outdoor burner is no good to me. I hope it’s around for a bit.

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She’s a beauty but my 25 gallon Megapot would kill squash it. I brew with natural gas but I would like to be able to pack up and brew a couple times a year at a remote location.

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Greg,
I’m looking for a good natural gas burner. Any suggestions? Everything I come across is for propane, or you have to jerry rig it in some form to use natural.

Thanks,
Ron

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[quote=“Frenchie”]Greg,
I’m looking for a good natural gas burner. Any suggestions? Everything I come across is for propane, or you have to jerry rig it in some form to use natural.

Thanks,
Ron[/quote]Ron,
These are good and cheap. http://www.topfoodservice.com/Merchant2 … ode=KECABJ

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[quote=“MullerBrau”][quote=“Frenchie”]Greg,
I’m looking for a good natural gas burner. Any suggestions? Everything I come across is for propane, or you have to jerry rig it in some form to use natural.

Thanks,
Ron[/quote]Ron,
These are good and cheap. http://www.topfoodservice.com/Merchant2 … ode=KECABJ[/quote]

Those look very nice… Do you know if you can you retro-fit one of them into a Banjo Burner stand or into a natural gas stovetop? Otherwise, what do you do with these (when you don’t have a brew stand or welding skills)?

Thanks,
Jeff

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[quote=“larsenj”][quote=“MullerBrau”][quote=“Frenchie”]Greg,
I’m looking for a good natural gas burner. Any suggestions? Everything I come across is for propane, or you have to jerry rig it in some form to use natural.

Thanks,
Ron[/quote]Ron,
These are good and cheap. http://www.topfoodservice.com/Merchant2 … ode=KECABJ[/quote]

Those look very nice… Do you know if you can you retro-fit one of them into a Banjo Burner stand or into a natural gas stovetop? Otherwise, what do you do with these (when you don’t have a brew stand or welding skills)?

Thanks,
Jeff[/quote]I don’t know. I think they were real easy to plumb up to black pipe and a valve. It depends upon your abilities if you can hook them up to a banjo or a stove. I think I could.

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[quote=“MullerBrau”][quote=“Frenchie”]Greg,
I’m looking for a good natural gas burner. Any suggestions? Everything I come across is for propane, or you have to jerry rig it in some form to use natural.

Thanks,
Ron[/quote]Ron,
These are good and cheap. http://www.topfoodservice.com/Merchant2 … ode=KECABJ[/quote]

Thanks Greg. Perfect.

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The Edalmetall is a nice looking burner/stand, the copper is sexy. The price isn’t bad either. I’m just surprised they can get away with being so like the Blichmann.

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Not having the option of adding higher legs would seem to be an issue. Point Blichmann.

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Very pretty looking burner. There’s just something alluring about copper

but personally I’d prefer my not-so-pretty bayou. That way i don’t have to worry about getting it messy from boil overs and/or chemicals. not to mention the supports are very sturdy

http://www.northernbrewer.com/shop/bayo ... stand.html

edit addition:
My only complaint is the distance between the burner and the bottom of the kettle. Leaves room for a lot of wind to disrupt the flame from being centered. I’m planning on making a wind-guard

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Copper is cool for cooking pots, but it seems gratuitous on that, not helping with heat dissipation, and being something you have to clean or turn green.
Am I just being a Debbie Downer?

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[quote=“JMcK”]Copper is cool for cooking pots, but it seems gratuitous on that, not helping with heat dissipation, and being something you have to clean or turn green.
Am I just being a Debbie Downer?[/quote]

Pretty and high maintenance just does it for some guys… others are probably too smart to fall for that.

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The blichmann burner has a natural gas conversion. Works well, I run two of them off natural gas.

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[quote=“JMcK”]Copper is cool for cooking pots, but it seems gratuitous on that, not helping with heat dissipation, and being something you have to clean or turn green.
Am I just being a Debbie Downer?[/quote]

Awe man! I was planning to have mine gold plated…just for looks of course :smiley:

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NB must have got that feedback right away, saw this on the NB Facebook feed today. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CaaSb0Z5PM8

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[quote=“uberculture”][quote=“JMcK”]Copper is cool for cooking pots, but it seems gratuitous on that, not helping with heat dissipation, and being something you have to clean or turn green.
Am I just being a Debbie Downer?[/quote]

Pretty and high maintenance just does it for some guys… others are probably too smart to fall for that.[/quote]
So you’re saying it’s more of a trophy burner.

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NB must have got that feedback right away, saw this on the NB Facebook feed today. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CaaSb0Z5PM8[/quote]Hmmm, pretty impressive. I should have known being a German and all.