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Looks cool, but I can buy and break A LOT of glass ones for $3,800!!!!:drunk: (edit) BTW - you do know the $73 is JUST the USB cable???

My latest flight board... Res oak, brass-pinned "handle" - ebony stain on the handle, walnut on the "guard" and left the "blade" natural - has enough poly on it to use a mark and wipe to allow writing the tap numbers directly on it.

Avast ye scurvy ales!

auto-rotating sparge arm?

I learned it helps if you are making beer to wear a spiffy brewing jacket with skulls on it. Also, it helps a lot to say "BOOM" when doing any hop additions

not sure what got to them, but diatomaceous earth is your friend - takes out most every nasty there is and no bed side-effects - kinda like star-san for hops, dont fear the flakes

Had an inspiration to do a little garage time... The bottle caps (set is numbered 1-9) have magnets glued on the back and I inset a small steel washer on the board, makes for easy identification of what was what with multiple taps.

New Flight Board

Dear At least I don't have a hangover, Seeing as you find so many faults with me, I'd like to introduce you to my Mexican cousin, Tequila. I'm sure after a few nights with her, you'll come running back to me. Sincerely, Vodka

A lil licorice root (available at health food / natural food stores) in the last few minutes of a boil can provide a distinct licorice note - never personally tasted hairy eyeball, so YMMV

Probably a strawberry flavored one I had a few years back, pretty sure it was from Magic Hat; my buddy had a Jack Russel terrier that was notorious for knocking over bottles set on the floor so he could get a taste; even the dog wouldn't drink the strawberry! Also recently picked up a bottle of...

I'd say stick to something wood and VERY solid, for a top, you might look at having a local sheet metal/ac company bend you some metal to fit as a "cap" over the wood, ( you could go mild steel and then have it powder coated, or for a little more stainless steel sheet) did this for work benches...

Circa 2006-ish, side deck and some other things have expanded greatly since then

Circa 2006-ish, side deck and some other things have expanded greatly since then

GREAT idea - wish I had thought about it back in '99 when I built my home bar! - A lot of forgotten elbows over the years!

I have not had much luck with the coffee filter process, the sediment tends to clog the filter quickly creating the "stuck sparge" effect pretty rapidly. Done quite a few batches and my best clarity has come with the method I mentioned above, by the way, when I'm racking off, I'm using a very...

I have been getting MUCH less sediment to deal with by letting the things rest for a day or two after pulling the rice, then carefully re-rack or bottle with a small siphon so I don't disturb what has settled.

Prototype label for a recently brewed Moose Drool Clone. (Yes, I'm aware of the typo) - that is exactly why I prototype a label prior to making a run of them!)

According to Goggle translate the name is " The piss of a mosquito"