Any suggestions where I can buy a decent size pot for boiling particle? eBay obvious first choice but it doesn't seem to have a lot .

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Burco boiler would be handy.
I did buy a big stainless steel boiling pot off eBay a few years back

If you lived a bit closer you could have it for a few quid, as I no longer use it

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Look for large stock pots

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Army and Navy surplus shops.

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Large stock pot does the job nicely. Pick one up for not a lot from Amazon

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Charity shops, boot fairs, jumble sales, amazing what you can find for little money. Lets face it you want just a big pot!
You might get lucky and find a working tea urn, or burco clothes boiler.

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Your local Indian takeaway.

Slough high street towards Sainsbury's end.

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I just looked on Facebook market place

and a quick scroll down I saw at least 8 Burco type boilers around £30 a pop

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I picked mine up at a local Kashmiri Asian supermarket.

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Depends how big you want it, try a search for stainless steel stock pots for home brewing, like these CLICK

This is mine, it's 100ltr and it will take a 25kg sack of Pigeon conditioner easily. It's coupled with a high flow reg and Paella burner (Ebay) matched to pot size.

EDIT, I bought this pot from a local Hilton hotel from Ebay for £50, it's really heavy duty, I'd hate to think what it might cost new :-0

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Vossy, where did you get that paddle mate; that's the nuts!

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It's a big bugger isn't it. Cross over from my other hobby, home brewing, it's a mash paddle

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That's fantastic. Just the job for stiring.particles. ganna keep my eye out for one of them 👍

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Ebay has some on around £17-£20 mark