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and i'm hooked! i posted up a while back about my dad's surprise Christmas gift - a HB setup. nothing fancy, but it got the job done. i brewed my first batch up, took everyone's advice, and forgot about it. 3ish weeks later i started testing it and it stabilized. i bottled it a little...

if you're worried about it then get an autosiphon or racking cane and do it from the top rather than using the spigot.

it's a Big Sky Moose Drool clone. apparently the HBS where my father purchased all the gear tossed in ingredients at half price with the purchase of the kit. it's looking good so far! tonight i'll be taking an SG reading just for curiosity. it still has a ways to go in the fermenter. i'm...

nice and clean!

kele.com will build a control panel to your spec, but you have to provide them with drawings showing the components you want and point to point wiring diagrams. PANEL FAB is a local fabricator i've run into in the past. they do good work as well. same deal, you'll need drawings and point to...

hi everyone! i've talked for years about getting into brewing and never bit the bullet.. my mom and dad were listening, however, and provided me with a complete set of brewing supplies for christmas this year :) of course there are a few more odds and ends i need, but the first batch is...

looking good!! my first homebrew ever is a moose drool clone and is in the primary right now as well. my krausen looked almost exactly the same before it calmed down. good luck with it!

thanks for the responses y'all. this weekend i'll be working on a new work space in the basement so my carboys aren't sitting in the kitchen floor.. once that's done i'll get crackin on the temperature controls for the next batch!

hate to jump in late, but none of y'all need to worry about the heat transfer properties of SS vs copper.. the most efficient data centers on the planet use plate frame heat exchangers fabricated from stainless steel. i think a SS wort chiller is fine by comparison :)

hi everyone! i'm new to this home brewing thing and appreciate all the info i've gained from the site. i'm a little worried about my fermentation temps due to where i usually store my carboys. i'm in the engineering/construction business so i'm a bit obsessed with accuracy. that being said...

hi everyone! i'm new to this home brewing thing and appreciate all the info i've gained from the site. i'm a little worried about my fermentation temps due to where i usually store my carboys. that being said i'm looking into some temp controls. i happen to work in the HVAC/R controls...