gib0r

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I've been posting a lot of little projects lately in anticipation for a brew day this weekend (See Quickie Temp Controller and Quickie Mill Funnel ), and this is looking to be the last of the ones I consider possibly interesting.

Since I'm able to see into my kettle during the boil, and I didn't want to bother with a sight glass, this was my solution. It's aluminum and detachable. The top of the tab marks gallon and the bottom of the tab marks half gallon.





Prost.

Lucky_Chicken

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nice.... so you have to remember what the top one is and count down to where you are?

I did something similar in my keggles, I took the old spear and scored some rings on it with a pipe cutter to mark the gallons so I just dunk it and pull it out and count the rings to where the water line is.

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Kegerator build

gib0r

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Fortunately I have enough fingers to make sense of it all

audger

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the best ideas are often the simplest

shortyjacobs

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Simple and pretty. Well done.

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djt17

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Sweet...I enjoy & appreciate simple/low tech solutions.

gib0r

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Thanks for the kind words. Giving it a run tomorrow.

Joe_in_GA

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That is ingenious! I might have to make one of these.

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PaulHilgeman

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simply awesome, making one next week!

What is your opinion, make it show 'hot' volume, or 'cold' volume?

gib0r

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I say go for broke and do both. If you're feeling saucy, put both graduations on the same scale (perhaps as 'steps' rather than 'tabs' ?).

I demand photos.