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I would think that doing a 10 gallon batch would take at least a 20 gallon pot unless you are doing some very low gravity beers This is my battle right now. I want to do BIAB no sparge and i am in the market for a larger pot. I fear that a keggle is too small for 10 gallon batches and a 20...

Thanks for the replies. I will just pitch it in today and let her rip.

So i got all excited to test out my stir plate. And i went ahead and created a starter from some US Safale-05. The starter took off fast on Wednesday and i think it's done (lots of bottom yeast). But... i then learned making starters from dry yeast isn't a good idea due to the nutrients already...

thanks for the reply, That's awesome! I will surely be taking note of using the copper and pvc, that's a whole lot cheaper then buying a fan.

looks awesome! i am starting to build a bar with similar ideas in mind. Quick question though, how are you keeping your lines cool in your tower? It looks like your kegerator doesn't sit flush with your counter top making a gap between the tower and the kegerator. I would love to see a photo...