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In case you want to make your own color chalkboard paint. I wonder if you could do a multi-colored chalkboard with that bad-ass logo of yours. http://blog.makezine.com/archive/2010/10/how-to_make_your_own_chalkboard_pai.html

Wow! Congrats. I've been following this thread since the beginning. I'm amazed at how quickly it seems you've picked up on this. It gives me confidence to do it myself. I'm looking forward to seeing how you progress. Always looking forward to more pics!!!:mug:

Hey guys, just thought I'd add this link. I think I found it in another thread a while back. I've never used them or ordered from the company, but the Belimo valves look like they'd work. You can get them in on/off, floating or modulating control. They're listed at $90...

This is awesome!!! I can't wait to see how this develops.

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I know you're trying to build a multi-purpose device, but if you just wanted to keep the spunding valve clean, do you (anyone) think that an inline air filter like this pipe nipple-like filter from McMaster would work? Catalog Page: http://www.mcmaster.com/#inline-filters/=9y3t8h Item#...

Awesome. That's much cheaper than the one I was looking at. Thanks. http://www.speedclean.com/products/bucketvac.aspx

I've installed a number of those Bulk Reef Supply RO Systems and can vouch for their quality. They're solidly built and easy to install. Those auto-shutoff valves are definitely a necessity. If I remember correctly, they work from pressure on the RO-out side. When the float valve on the tank...

Just found this thread. What a great idea!!! What about a soldering iron held to the soldered joints? That might get hot enough to melt them. You can pick them up for pretty cheap in hobby shops or eBay. Just an idea. If you do stick with this project, please, keep the pictures coming!:mug:

Since the Fermonitor uses the LabJack hardware, I wonder if it could somehow be used with their CloudDot services. This does look like a remote service though, perhaps a bit more difficult than just a web interface on a local LAN. (I have no experience with CloudDot and just did a quick search)...

Awesome job!!! I think the diamond plate would look great on the front.

What about a drinking water style faucet? http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0018MVYPY/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20

you might try switching the 20 amps through an ssr controlled by a temp controller

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I'm curious about this setup as well. This is what I am leaning towards when I build my stand. Does anyone have any info on boil times for 15 gallons with the hurricane/banjo burners with the furnace valves and low pressure propane?

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+1. Great idea. Well planned and executed! :mug:

Another option rather than RO water storage would be to put another RO membrane in parallel with your existing membrane. This would double your RO output and cut your filling time in half. You could put quite a few membranes in parallel. This could get pricey initially, but would extend the...

:off: You could try a proxy. If they block one of them, simply switch to another. I used to do this all the time at my last job :D (and no, I wasn't fired). http://www.publicproxyservers.com/

Very, very nice touch! Buffett fan?