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Check out joescnc.com. I'm working on a DIY cnc myself :)

LOL yup the one from clayton!!! thats my first REAL bargain craigslist find, I was pissed after missing out on a great deal on a truck that I saw about 2 hrs too late so I just started surfing for beer related items. At least the night wasn't a total loss :) The cornies all need new seals...

Found an ad for scrap aluminum 20$. includes one beer keg and two small containers. You haul all 3 away for twenty bucks. This is what I got...... Not a bad score!!!

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It works great on both types. The soda kegs drain a bit faster than sanke kegs. I may go ith a 20 gallon brute so it don't drain so low so fast on the sanke kegs.

The description of the setup is in the you tube video. I just wanted to show it is possible to use the brewers hardware cip rotating spray ball with a 1/2 hp sump pump. Works great for soda kegs and sanke kegs!!! I will get better video next time I clean kegs. Here are a few pics...

http://www.dwyer-inst.com/Product/ProcessControl/Timers/SeriesLCT316 Got love???

http://www.dwyer-inst.com/Product/ProcessControl/Timers/SeriesLCT316 Like that???

You prolly have a High Pressure valve in the burner, you need one of these http://www.brewershardware.com/Valve-and-LPG-Orifice-for-BURN10.html for each of your burners to talk nice to your low presure honeywells and regulator. That should fix the issue......maybe :)

yeah sorry i meant CO not CO2

yes but when i cook in my kitchen i'm using an electric stove, NOT 3 - 200000 btu turkey fryers......never used gas indoors you just hear horror stories of people using devices with combustable gas indoors and killing the entire family with carbon monoxide poisioning. I'm thinkin the wife...

are you using gas burners indoors? How are you venting the CO? i'm afraid to brew in my garage with the 18'-0 door halfway closed.

make sure you post back to this thread with a link to your thread if you start a new one, I want to see how both of you progress!!

Hey if you that well off, i'd be happy to let you finish funding MY build as well :) just thought i'd offer......

alot of members have had good luck with Soldering SS check out the links in my last post above, there is a stickey with like 40 sumthin pages with a how to and people that are successfully soldering SS and what they learn along the way to make it easier for others that go down the same road...

easy there big fella. Yes it is a tool to create a tight fit for the coupling to make it fit in the keg wall tightly. This acomplishes two things: 1. it holds the coupler nice and striaght and centered so you don't have to try and hold it level while you are trying to weld it and makes it...

very easy to work with, I'm Building a cnc router table out of it. But it can get pretty pricey with all the hardware.

like this? http://morebeer.com/view_product/17319/103556/March_Pump_-_With_High_Temp_Stainless_Steel_Housing however you hit the lower cost right on the head!! I could get 4 SS chugger pumps for the price of one March. The only Unknown at this point is the long term reliability of the...

Glad we could help, I see your in St. Gen, you ever had charleville half wit wheat? or the Hoptimistic IPA? Both very good beers brewed in your neck of the woods!

http://www.micromatic.com/draft-keg-beer/kegerator-conversion-kits-pid-RK-1.html i would imagine keg cowboy or kegconnection would be able to hook you up with all you need and no tank as well but couldn't find a link on their website. of coarse if u buy today this is a pretty good deal and...