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Good to see another Vet on the boards. I took a 4-year hiatus from brewing during my last assignment before retiring. All I did was read and dream.

I stumbled on this post (as many do). And I am about to ferment about 64# of cherries I just yielded from my Cherry tree in my front yard. This post and the comments gave me a lot information I was looking for! I'm even more confident than I was this afternoon. Prost!

Just received one of these badboys the other day and I can't wait to put it to good brews!

If other deal on kegs falls through, I'll take them!

No problem Bobby. I will wait till your back up and running. The fast shipping and high-quality are well worth the wait!

I have made many a Braggot. When working with honey and wanting the actual honey to shine through, I suggest that you go with a yeast like Nottingham which won't go into overdrive but will go nice and clean. Just give it a couple months to settle out. I think my nice Braggot will be a "Burnt...

I've been meaning to get around to purchasing a few things from BobbyM's site and tonight I finally got a moment to sit down and order some stuff. And low and behold his site is undergoing upgrades. Oh well, another day will bring me success I suppose. Great stuff at www.Brewhardware.com

Craig is funny as ****! Especially after he has had a few.

Just saw this thread and figured I'd chime in. I ordered sightglass, a number of fittings, and a RIMS setup from Bobby M earlier in the year and I have been nothing but happy. His products are ROCK SOLID!!! You can't go wrong ordering from www.brewhardware.com. And no, I don't work for Bobby...

Yes it will work. It handles 10 Amps. Keep a handy dandy Celcius to Farenheit conversion chart available if you're in America. You can't beat the price and its a proven and well documented piece of brewing equipment. Prost!

+1 on Stewards. Iron Hill is just okay for me. They got big pretty fast bit didn't keep good beer as their primary focus so their offerings have kind of leveled out as far as appeal. Im from Newark, about 10 minutes from Bear. The food is still good just don't expect to be blown away. Make the...

+1! This thread is bringing out the High School wood shop geek in me. Time to put all those tools sitting in my garage to good use!

Honestly, I would just order the Coolbot and call it good. Too much research and development has gone into these products for me to second guess the results at the cost of a few extra bucks. Is it some bucks? Yeah. Is it worth to me when considering the extra hassle, work, missed brew...

Yeah, my plane ticket in a few months to stop by and give a "taste test" for ya. Sounds like you have a solid game plan in place. Looking forward to seeing how this turns out. Subscribed!

I appreciate the feedback. I have taken many things into consideration when I designed my rig and I think the design I have implemented will serve me well due to how I have distributed the weight. Also, I have not displayed a second vertical bracer off the to right very well with pith pictures...

I fapped. Twice.

Sounds like an R1 rider to me. Doesn't know what to do once he hits an Apex, and wouldn't recognize an exit photo if his life depended on it! ;) It's looking to be a solid year now that Gateway is open again and we can resume getting some quality time in on our home track. The 2012 MCRA...

I honestly can't speak for a 1Bbl system. Obviously, with enough support beams and material, anything is possible but I personally would advise going with square tubing jus to be on the safe side. With only a 10 Gallon system being supported on this system, you're only looking at a few hundred...

I wanna say I used 8 frames. The problem with using frames has been that I had to use the angle grinder to grind the swivel caster rivets and the end pieces that attach to the headboard off with an angle grinder. Once I had this routine down it was pretty smooth sailing from there. The one thing...

Thanks. The problem with having a 100 year old house is that my garage is damn near as old and I have to pull my street bike out every time I work on my brewing rig. At least I can leave the race machine in the garage most of the time. I look forward to next year when I can build a new...