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I'm out of Carafa 2 but I do have midnight wheat. How would that do as a substitute as far as getting me the same - ish flavors?

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So did you weld ferrules on the "T"s or did you Drill out TC caps and fuse the inside?

No. Not difficult just time consuming. It took a lot of thought on how I was going to do it and still make it look good.

Ok. The line coming in from the left is the water supply line. In don't have any water filters or anything on it because I just finished and was so excited to try it out. The galvanized pipe going down and to the right is to supply the jacket of my tube and shell heat exchanger. The ss butterfly...

Almost done with the newest brewery. Still have to mount the burners and put legs on the false bottom. Finally got to test out my three way valve idea and it works great. 9" probes on the thermometers and I got triclover thermowells to with them. All the ports at pulled and polished.

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Got my thermowells in today. Can't wait to put ferrules on my kettles and clamp them up.

Thanks guys I appreciate the compliments. I worked out all the kinks on this one from my last system. I have a frame just like this but with 25 gallon pots and I have not had any problems with it yet. I had it full to the rim with water and grain and it didn't bow at all. I do plan to put heat...

All triclover. Still need to pipe water to the tube and shell chiller and need to pipe the gas line for the jet burners

Here's my tube and shell idk if it helps or just confuses. It's all stainless

1.double jack (Firestone walker) 2.wookey jack (Firestone walker) 3.little sumpin (lagunitas)

I throw my keg in the kergerator right after fermentation so it's roughly 70 degrees. Set it at 40 psi for 24 hours then purge it set it to serving pressure and wait 12 more hours for it to get cold. Works perfect. 36 hours in the kergerator is enough time to get it cold. But I use a 15.5 gallon...

Teflon is not necessary on compression fittings because they do not seal on the threads. They seal on the little tapered piece inside. When you tighten it it pushes that little piece into the tubing compressing it making an air/water tight seal.

10-4. Thank you