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I had considered using a colander but I was concerned about the hole size and the rounded shape of the colander. I was worried that when using the low volume of water during spargeing that the water might form a single stream from the center of the bottom of the colander. The flat bottom of...

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Your welcome....You got that right, too long is better and its nothing a hacksaw can't fix...:)

Ok here are the sizes you asked for. 9" Cake Pan 5/64" Drill bit for drain holes 2.5"x1/4" Carriage bolts with 2 nuts each My mash tun is a 10 gal Rubbermaid drink cooler The outer lip to outer lip measurement is 13.5". The carriage bolts are just barely long enough to reach but fit...

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Thanks.....I don't remember the drill bit and bolt size but I'll check when I get home and respond. And yes it is a 10 gal mash tun.

Thanks for the heads up but even after reading that I'm not overly concerned. There are cake pans without a non-stick surface available if any one else was to make one and had a concern about the non-stick surface.

I’m new to home brewing with just three brews done so far. I jumped right into the deep end of the pool with all grain brewing. I read a lot about the subject before buying my equipment and doing my first brew. One of my biggest concerns was disturbing the grain bed while fly sparging...

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My first ever brewing attempt....an all grain Dry Irish Stout Northern Brewer kit. came out great. :ban: This next pint is the 3rd beer I brewed....a Tallgrass Halcyon Unfiltered Wheat clone from northern brewer. I enjoyed many of these while watching the Nascar racing this past weekend...

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I would think you could use some kind of valve to limit the pressure or bleed off the un-needed pressure if using a bottle washer attachment. I use PBW for washing and Star-san to sanitize. So far it completely cleans my kegs. If I have a feremter with a lot of dried on krausen at the neck...

So far to clean my beer lines I us a flare fitting and threaded adapter that replace the raiser when I clean my beer lines for my keezer. I had to hake saw off the flare section of the flare fittings. It has the same threads as the tap shank. I connect the end of my beer line that would connect...

Yea I was a little worried when I first used it. I had a weight on the bottle the first time I started but it works fine without it. To store it I just empty it and reverse the buckets (so they nest) for storage. When I use I only mix up a couple gallons of hot tap water and cleaner.

I didn't keep a formal parts list but here are some pics of what I used. Got everything from lowes in the plumbing or lawn sprinkler sections. The grey plastic sprinkler riser is 1/2"x18" 2-5 gal buckets - 1 bucket left as is and 1 has a 2" hole drilled center in the bottom (used a door knob...

Here is my version of a Keg/Fermenter/Beerline/Hose washer. I used a sump pump, a couple of 5 gal buckets from lowes, a few nuts,washers and carriage bolts, some plastic sprinkler fittings & riser and a few brass fittings. I can use this for cleaning my kegs and fermenters with the raiser...

Here is my first ever brew. A dry Irish Stout all grain kit from NB. All went well and I've been enjoying it for about a week now.

Here is my solution to calibrating the site glass. Its just a strip of aluminum from lowes that I calibrated to the kettle and then used a hack saw to make the marks on it.....if only I didn't have a drunk install the site glass itself :drunk: .....but it still works. I put 3/8" o-rings on the...