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I made one once by wrapping the copper around a corney keg, it worked out well. If you gently use the natural bends in the copper you may be able to have both end up in the same spot on the top end. I used ring clamps to keep them together from the top of the coil. Good luck!

Hi All I have about a 6 pack of fresh lunch willing to trade-- Let me know what you got if interested. Cheers-

Check eBay on really weird dates and times-- I scored a Matthews Crewd on New Years Eve for $300 But I previously hunted with a $150 bass pro 50# setup for years and took many deer. It's not the bow in my book, it's the hunter. Practice with what you got! Good luck bro!

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Great job guys-- I really appreciate the hard work you all put into it! Thank you.

I did a similar recipe for a 10 gallon batch with 14 lbs MO 2 lbs honey malt and 7 lbs 2Row with only 4 oz of Amarillo with and it came out awesome. Good luck, I think the MO and Honey will work really well. Cheers

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Hi I am using a fefractometer... Does it need adjustment for fermentation? I'll check it out- Thank you for the advice--

Yes- A conical- 12 gallon sorry---

Ok- So I made a double 5 gallon batch of morebeers Pliny clone and used a hop spider for the first time. OG 1.065 I had a great yeast starter that I dumped into my 12 gallon conical fermenter. It went off for the first 3 days with a blow off. After a week I decided to make my first dump...

I have a keggle and save the grains for some chickens, but it seems like the most time consuming task during brew day. I've used a shop vac and had a serious mold problem in the vac... I now just take a large cup and spoon it out. Tipping it over would work, but it's a keggle and I don't want to...

Sounds like you hav a great game plan. ! Good luck!

Putting it in before the boil would definitely make it easier on the hop spider fire drill during the last 15 minutes. Great idea-!