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Located in Fayetteville, NC Selling my old electric all grain setup, minus a couple of bits. I can't remember who made the HLT and Boil Kettle, but it was all done here in the USA, all sanitary welds (some outfit out of Colorado). Both have tried-clover fittings (included) for the elements...

The three switched under the PIDs are not wired up to anything.

So I upgraded my system and have my old Keggles and Brewery controller taking up space in my house. I also have a extra Keg (legally acquired) that I do not need as well. Prices are as follows Keggles $75 each, I made them myself and they served me well for 6 years. Worksmanship is not the...

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It to put a dimple in the keg so you can weld/solider your fittings on.

.5 inch I think, it was the smallest punch out of the harbor freight kit.

So this is my DIY Keg Dimple Tool, I made it from a 18mm Husky brand socket, it is one that goes on the larger of the three standard ratchets. I used a hardened steel .5 inch by 4 inch carriage bolt and various washers, and the punch socket from my harbor freight bought punch set as coupler...

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Looking to buy a Sanke Keg Tap for my older brother. We kind of dropped his on his tile floor after drinking some of my 10% IPA and it dented. If anyone has a spare one around they are looking to get rid of I would be happy to take it off your hands at a reasonable price or trade for it. I...

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I use an old pelican case that I had laying around (thank you army) and sealed around all the components with silicone sealant, it has worked fine, but I also mounted the panel about 10 feet away from the kettles to minimize water exposure. If you have access to a military base just drive...

Has anyone simply tried using a light bulb? I used an old fridge and a 100w light bulb to dry out firewood in the past, but I am not sure how well it would hold up because of the possibility of any moisture causing it to explode.

Guess I should also say since I took this picture I put the party tap serving hose in it I just ripped off the business end and attached it to the input on my filter.

its 50265K23, and is a multi range pressure relief valve that only costs about 6 bucks. It says that it is adjustable from a low of 20 psi, but I tested it in my air compressor and was able to set it as low as 5 psi. Also I used it again today to push beer from from fermenter keg to my cornys...

My super spunding valve, I used a adjustable pressure relief valve from McMaster Carr, and almost everything else is stuff I had on hand from a compressed air projected I worked on a few years ago. This is one of those spiffy self pump taps that you get when you rent a keg that I picked up off...

Good point here is the item number, and I do have an electric setup so external heat is not a concern for me...unless my wiring catches the house on fire. Here is the part number 5016K444

okay so I am down to getting the materials together for my sight glasses and I came across this on McMaster Carr: http://www.mcmaster.com/#=fjsq5e It is a plastic coupling for tube to pipe rated for up to 215 degrees and for use with potable drinking water. My theory is that if you can...

As the title says I am a newish brewer. I have been at it for almost a year and am switching over to all grain so I can have better control over how my beers are made. I recently became a member of this site after spending countless hours on it developing and researching my allgrain setup that...

So I have two of these relays that I don't need, they are both 6 terminal relays with a 600 V coil. Not really interested in getting much for them more likely trade for something primary random keggle parts but I am open to whatever, just PM me if interested.