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For a Square D, 20 amp 2-pole breaker, the cheapest I could find one for is about $120 online while the electrician quoted me $280 if they provided one. Luckily, they'll let me buy one and install it for "free". It seems like the best way to go at this point.

Oh, and this is fun. The quad breaker says "Outside poles non-common trip", From what I can tell, my 240v outlet is essentially wired to two 120v breakers which could be a safety hazard. Fun times.

Yep, used a highly rated, licensed company to perform the work. No one's inspected it. As far as I'm aware, that's not required in my jurisdiction. From what I can find, NEC 2020 was updated to require GFCIs on 240 volt outlets in garages, but my state is still on NEC 2017 so that portion is...

I recently purchased an Anvil Foundry 10.5 and had an electrician come out to wire up a 240 volt outlet. I sent them the documentation for the Foundry and specified I needed GFCI protection. Evidently, there was a miscommunication because the breaker they installed didn't have GFCI protection...

Thanks for the feedback. The reason I was going with 5/16" tubing was mostly because that was the size of the gas barb on the filler. What size would you recommend?

I'm looking at buying a counter pressure bottle filler from Morebeer, but had a couple questions. With my current setup, I have my CO2 line from the regulator split off to two kegs. Rather than split off one more line for the bottle filler, I was thinking it'd be much easier to create an...

OK, so I went with the cheesecloth. I'll let you all know how it goes. I'm sure I'll have a few more questions, too.

I love the thread and would really like to capture my own yeast, but I'm a little overwhelmed by the 60+ pages and have a few questions. My original plan was to just follow the instructions in the original post and leave a mason jar of wort sitting on my windowsill for two weeks and, assuming I...