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No sorry, just realized that they're not. They're the typical chrome faucets, w/ 4 1/8" shanks and straight tailpieces. I'm going to update the prices for them.

OK, updated items and removed pictures. If you want to see pictures, please let me know and I'll send them via PM.

All fittings are sold - sorry about the pic, but that has the ball valves in it as well so I left it up. Faucets are pending now.

Welcome to my homebrew sale - below you will see the items I have, please feel free to contact me if you have any questions. If you're looking at this, I assume you know how to contact me already! Please feel free to send me offers, but no low-balling - I won't reply. I've tried to price my...

Thanks! As for names: Calefaction Rod Fever of Love Stick

Stick nothing about heat stick, and emails and PMs from July haven't been responded too. Frustrating when there's demand for a product and no response!

What about the heat sticks?

Bobby, I'm highly interested in one of your heatsticks - I'm more inclined for you to let us choose our own method of securing it because you never know how high someone's kettle might be. When do you think these will be released? I'd rather buy one from you than deal with the drain-pipe...

Yeah, I don't think a lot of people here play PB, but CO2 isn't the only gas used. OP probably has something like this - http://empirepaintball.com/paintball-tanks/empire-basics-carbon-fiber-68cu4500psi My only concern would be if it has a built in reg, and if it's high pressure or low...

I have two Better Bottles, a 5 gallon and 6 gallon that I'd like to trade for 3 gallon Better Bottles. I'm located in Houston, but I travel to San Antonio occasionally so I can meet up there as well.

I'm grateful for your input, P-J and I understand your position.

Well, like I said above, the black in my diagram is hot while the red is neutral, so the power is going through the SSR.

OK, I understand what you're saying. I will be careful in wiring, and make note to replace those components as quickly as possible. With that said, what do you think of my diagram?

Yeah, I realize now I should have made that note. Black is hot, red is neutral, green is ground. PJ, why would you avoid using 240v plugs? I already have a set (male/female) so I figured it's better to use them than spend money on additional 120v. I used your diagram as a guide, but...

Anyone have some opinions?

I'm utilizing some parts from my 240v project - I'm stepping down in size. Let's not get into the reasoning behind this, let's just review and go over my questions! :tank: Yes, I'm aware I don't need to use the fusebox, but I figure I might as well instead of wiring in the fuses...

You have two convenient options: Sixth barrel keg - http://www.micromatic.com/beer-questions/sizes-keg-draft-beer-available-aid-11.html Just get a fermenter adapter kit for it, and you'll be golden. Brew Bucket - http://www.ssbrewtech.com/products/brewbucket

How far up did you put the center of the element from the base of the kettle?

So, the 6 gallon should be fine for high gravity, especially if I keep 1 gallon out of mash and use it to cold sparge the tasty sugar. That'll save me $20 - thanks!

This will be a 3gal batches only. Looks like I might need to go with 4.7 gal, so my concern was 4.7gal of water and say, 13-15lbs of grain if I do a HG brew. I couldn't find anything that would let me do displacement calcs and see how much the water would rise. If I want to do 5gal batches...