Recent content by sivispacemparabe11um

I understand the reasoning when it come to oxy and acetylene. I guess the manufacturer of the regulators designed them that way in order to prevent high side of the regulator being connected with the low side. But it isn't standardized because some manufacturers do it and others don't.

Thanks again

Thanks for the link, but is there any reason I shouldn't be connecting them? What is the purpose of the left threads on some regulators?

I have seen a few posts about left hand thread by right hand thread nipples. What is the reason some regulators are manufactured with left thread and some with right threads. I know in some cases when left threads are used they are usually used as a safety to avoid connecting dangerous gasses...

If anyone would like one I can make them for 45 dollars shipped in the US

With all things considered I value my time at more than 15 dollars.

What would you consider the right price?

Thanks. I know there are a handful of us that use sanke kegs. If there is enough interest I wouldn't mind running my metal spinny thing for a small production of these.

For those of you that use Sanke Kegs and hate taking apart and reassembling the stems this is how I take mine apart. Let me know your thoughts.

Cafe Bustelo or Cafe Rico Rico

I needed a good laugh and ya'll delivered!!! If she puts icy hot in that mouth piece her lips will be like Angelina Jolies' without having to pay for the botox injections.

Those look delicious. How hard are they to grow? Definitely something I'd like to try in the future.

We got rid of it about four months ago. It's amazing how much time we were spending watching TV. We still watch TV just not nearly as much.

Glad I could help...

I'm new to kegging and I use 1/6 barrel sankes because the full size Kegs are too heavy to deal with and because there are fewer failure points then with cornies. The stem is easy once you know what to do. I made a tool that helps me a lot when intalling the stem...