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The propane hoses are from here: Propane Hose Assemblies - Product - Camping World They have 3/8" flare connections. So I have these jets screwed into my burners: High Pressure Propane Jet for H205 | MoreBeer Then at the other end, I have needle valves, these: FNPT / MPT Needle Valve Brass...

Here's how I did mine, if you are interested in this route I can give you more info:

My version of Wallace the Weldless

This saw from Harbor Freight worked like a champ: http://www.harborfreight.com/6-inch-cut-off-saw-41453.html Did all my cuts in about ten minutes, didn't even go through one of the cut off blades.

Did it do any damage to the mitre saw? Searching around google some people mentioned sparks damaging the mitre saw table, wasn't sure.

Guys, I'm getting started on mine this weekend, angle iron is in the mail. I need some help on the cutting. I saw someone mention the cut off saws at Harbor Freight before, I was wondering if this one would work...

I can't attest that Jaybird's is that much better than Sabco. What I can attest is that it fits like a glove, it's rock solid, does exactly what it is supposed to. I have made beers that are up to 60% wheat and had not even a bit of a stuck sparge. I haven't made a purchase that I have been...

There are a couple ways to hang the dry hop bag. I know morebeer.com sells some corny keg lids with a tab welded on the bottom you can attach a hop bag to. But I just tie a piece of fishing line to the dry hop bag, tie the other end of the fishing line to the handle on the keg, then seal the...

I bought one from Jaybird, and don't tell him, but it was worth twice the price I paid. Fits like a glove in my Sanke, not much of a deadspace, and just quality built.

Mine used to be a personal site, but has morphed into all beer all the time. I fought using Wordpress as a blog format for a long time, but it makes life so much easier: http://www.gregnorton.net

I've done this with my last ten or so batches, used them as a primary with no secondary. I just make sure that I remove the internal pieces of the disconnect, as the pieces in there can get gummed up with blowoff. Works like a charm. If I dry hop, I just push the beer from the primary...

Yeah, I didn't want the entire top done either, people who drink my homebrew just want to know which tap is which, so I didn't need a ton of room to describe it or anything. The nice thing is that when I did mine there were a couple areas where I didn't tape perfectly, and the combination of...

Thanks, definitely gets the job done. I was amazed how easy this project was.

I just wanted to post some pictures and thoughts for anyone who is interested in adding the chalkboard effect to a keezer lid. I realize there are some threads out there on this, but just wanted to add my $.02. When I was at Home Depot, I was looking for Bondo to fill the textured surface of...

I just started using a MoreBeer hopback on my last couple batches, couple ounces of leaf hops on a ten gallon batch are a great filter. Trub was sitting right on top of the hops when I dumped them out into my composter.

Just wanted to say thanks to Jaybird, got my false bottom last week with the dip tube. Worked flawlessly, fits like a glove in the bottom of my keggle. Brewed with it Sunday, have never had such a smooth sparge. Super satisfied.

On Friday we went to the American Homebrewer's Association rally at Allagash Brewing in Portland, Maine. After letting us have some of their delicious beer, giving us a tour of the brewery and showing us their barrel room, they gave us some tastes of some rarities. The one that sparked my...

Thanks for the input so far. I don't want to necessarily overpower the thing, but I definitely like the ruggedness of the rye, so I might dial it back to 15% on the rye and 15% wheat, I like the yeast suggestions. I will brew it up in the next couple weeks and let you guys know how it turns out.