Want to split a 50' 3/8" copper coil for counterflow?

[Jimmy]

I'm looking at building a counterflow chiller and after looking around, the coils seem to come in either 20 or 50' lengths. Anyone interested in splitting a coil? I have no use for the other half, and don't feel like having it laying around.

Edit: 50' coil is $38+tax

[akr71]

I don't need any, but my suggestion is to wrap the copper around a keg, to get nice even coils. Then it won't look like my monstrous creation.

[Jimmy]

Can it not be wrapped around the keg to make a nice coil after it's been built? Just wrap it around then ty-wrap each coil together?

[akr71]

Sure, I just tried to coil it by hand and ended up with an ugly chiller. Still works great though.

[RubberToe]

Sorry for digging up an old thread, but where did you find your copper tubing at that price?

Thanks,
-Rob