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• Posted in thread: Alabama...**sigh** on 09-21-2012 at 12:33 PM
  It's why the no government should be in a position to profit through the regulation of an
  industry. Too much money at stake (in their ignorant opinion) if people make their own beer vs
  buying through ...

• Posted in thread: so i just finished my first Hoegaarden and i have to say on 08-04-2012 at 12:06 AM
  My friend from Belgium told me to say "Who-gardt'n"....not that it matters. :) It was my quest
  to replicate Hoegaarden almost ten years ago (before many non-BMC's were available here) that
  started my ...

• Posted in thread: My FULL-ON electric build thread on 07-01-2012 at 06:10 PM
  I'm very impressed with your build. It is a real labor of love, and shows great
  craftsmanship.Any plans on selling those little control boards for the valves? If you are
  considering it, count me in as...

• Posted in thread: Stainless Camlocks review on 01-11-2011 at 08:51 PM
  I've got a long chain of rings that I'll sell you :)Yes, I took the rings off of mine and
  really prefer them that way.

• Posted in thread: 1/4" ffl to 1/4" FTP or check ball valve? on 01-10-2011 at 01:22 AM
  What are my options?This is probably a wall of text that is TLDNR but I am hoping someone was
  in the same boat and has already solved this and can make sense of what I wrote.Thanks in
  advance.Same boa...

• Posted in thread: Inline Sight Glass on 12-31-2010 at 11:58 PM
  I'm an idiot. I took some great action shots of the sight glasses with wort running through one
  and water through the other. But I forgot to put my CF card into my camera...DOH. So here is a
  decidedly...

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  Added a new Photo on 12/31/2010

• Posted in thread: Inline Sight Glass on 12-31-2010 at 12:55 PM
  I built mine out of polycarbonate tubing and polypro compression fittings from McMaster. I'm
  about to start brewing (so I'm pretty busy atm) and I'll take some pictures of my setup in
  action.Here is t...

• Posted in thread: 80/20 Brew Stand on 12-24-2010 at 03:25 PM
  Oh...that's quite a difference! :)

• Posted in thread: 80/20 Brew Stand on 12-23-2010 at 10:48 PM
  "Only" one inches deflection? That seems like a lot to me. It's a slope of 1" per 12", which is
  around an 8% slope, right? An 8% slope is pretty visible, at the least. Of course, you might
  not have 25...