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A trick I've learned is that you can fill the tube with sand before you bend it (put a temp cap on one end). This will let you bend it, but the sand won't let the tube collapse/kink.

My father, who does a lot of construction and electrical work, says that compressors should not be plugged into GFIs. We had to run a new line in my garage for my kegerator. I don't remember if he said that the compressors will trip them a lot, or if it can hurt the compressor. As a side note...

:off:, but have you tried to Wine Beer Smith? I don't have a copy of it (I think there is a demo..if I remember I'll try to get it running), but I've had pretty good success getting things running in linux with Wine (including World of Warcraft). ok, well... maybe I should just first before...

While reading this, I was thinking it could be a real time saver if you cooked your hotdogs in the boiling wort. Dinner AND beer with no more mess! Might make some tasty dogs, too. Though, I might try and keep the bun dry..

You still need at least 2 buckets, right? Primary (with or without spigot) -> secondary (with or without). Then you can go to a 3rd bottling bucket (what I do), or you could go back to your first one (if it had a spigot) for bottling. Maybe your LHBS guy was trying to tell you that you at...

Ok, so my dad had his old (~25 years?) Beer Meister keggerator that he didn't use anymore. Shortly after saying he didn't use it, it magically appeared in my garage :mug:. It even looks like I can fit 3 Cornys in there! It has had kinda a rough life, and I am trying to bring it back to it's...

I knew I read this somewhere. Took me a little while to find it. If you do cut it, you need to passivate it, so that it will not rust. Basically, you need to clean it and let it be exposed to the air for awhile (1-2 weeks). How to Brew - By John Palmer - Passivating Stainless Steel