McSunley607 Medium Stainless Steel Prep N Cook Stockpot, 12 quart, Silver

Great product to make your own Big Berkey water filter container.Purchase TWO 12 quart pots with matching lids.Remove rivets by grinding off rivets heads from Only one lid handle and drill holes for size of filter screw to pass through and then drill same size holes through bottom of one pot lining up with the 2 or 4 holes you drilled in the one lid.If you have 4 water filters you will need to dill 4 holes in the pot bottom and that lid you removed the handle from.Place 2-4 thick large 2" wide rubber washers from Ace hardware store between the bottom of the pot and the lid you drilled the holes through. Make sure the holes match in the lid and the pot and the 2" rubber washer are also lined up.Now Place your Berkey filters with screws with rubber washers that came with each Berkey filter through the matching holes you drilled through the lid and bottom of the one pots and use the thumb nut that came with the filters to tighten everything together to be leak free. Make sure to go though the pot, the 2" washers and the lid and then tighten them together with the thumb nuts.Drill one hole in the lower bottom side of the bottom pot for your water spicket and assemble your spicket.Now set your top pot with attach lid with filters inside onto the bottom pot with the water spicket and place the second lid with handle onto your top pot. ALL DONE AND READY TO USE.One lid was bent and they took care of it right away and sent me a new set.I Recommend this seller++++++

Not very sturdy a little thin for what I needed for which was canning

This is too thin to use with heat. The bottom was burned a lot while using it for the first time. It was really hard to clean so I needed to throw it away.

I like most that it is big enough to make a double or triple batch of sourdough pancake batter with pumpkin, quinoa, and a whole lot of other goodies. I also wanted it tall enough to remain completely above the apple pulp when I process a 6-quart slow cooker of apples. I have not been able to test that yet. It does take up a lot of volume in the second refrigerator. I do not mind that it is very thin stainless steel. I have no intention of ever heating anything in it.

This is a light weight pan, but great for boiling water for noodles, and sure it could do a long simmer. I used it for a wedding paired with the Chef's Star 1800 W Induction cooktop and it was a life saver.

Worked very good! Very affordable cooking pot. Only complaint is a barcode sticker that was licated on the bottom of the pot. Of course I didnt think to look there and started using it which caused a burn spot on the pot and my burner.

Pot is exactly the kind of stock pot I was looking for. For my purposes I would prefer a totally flat lid but the one they come with is fine for cookware. I ordered with one click and all I had to do is sit back and wait.

For the price, decent value. Although it is stainless steel, it is not magnetic. Not work on my Samsung induction oven. I use it on butane burner outside