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SOLD!!! The following is for sale: http://www.beveragefactory.com/draftbeer/towers/triplefaucet/DS-133-PSS_stainless_steel_3_faucet_beer_tower.shtml I bought it at the beginning of the year for a kegerator. I'm building a new kegerator to use shanks instead of a tower and I'd like to sell...

Yes, this is an air leak, as in 'something aint sealed right and my cold air aint staying cold'. This is not a CO2 problem, as is more common. I have a kegerator which i build onto a minifridge. Was sealed fine, but i recently moved and had to detach it, reassemble and seal. Bad luck now i...

Hey HBTers, Since i never really introduced myself when i joined, i'd like to do it now, in Vegas, my new home. Just moved out here from columbus OH to support SWMBO in her career. Searching for a job in the craft brewing industry here, but still getting unpacked too. i started with...

i bought some Rectorseal, Slow dry, soft set pipe thread sealant (it's a red label, with a big #5 on it). It says it's safe for potable water up to 400*F, but of course nothing about boiling wort or mashing, etc. It's not pipe dope, at least not branded as such, and just wanna make sure it's a...

I've moved from 3/8" to 1/2" tubing, so now have a bunch of polysulfonate QDs (like this: http://www.northernbrewer.com/brewing/cpc-female-disconnect-3-8-barb.html and this: http://www.northernbrewer.com/brewing/cpc-male-disconnect-3-8-barb.html and this...

I got to thinking the other day, everyone says sanitary welds are suggested, if not necessary, when welding couplers into kettles, keggles, etc. But if one were to just TIG the couplers into the HLT, MT, and BK, wouldnt it be ok, because in the end all the wort goes to the BK which boils the...

I'm sure we've all seen Bobby_Ms weldless sightglasses (https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f41/sight-glass-thermometer-back-stock-164919/). He uses silicone washers instead of Orings, which seems like a better deal, and everyone else who's commented on his products seem to like them too. But for...

at the risk of more people bidding on this... this is on ebay http://cgi.ebay.com/Brass-3-Tap-Draft-Beer-Tower-Viper-or-Viper-style_W0QQitemZ220546719076QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item33599bdd64 I'm not quite sure how someone might mount the faucets to the top. Would they...

Since i skipped the whole 'introduce yourself' thread: i'm in grad school for german literature. wanted to be a teacher. found brewing and think this is more my way. i gotta be my own boss, which leads to the plan. I plan on opening my own brewery. Not yet, but in 18-24 months. I've only...

i've read threads and have got as far as finding the leak in my kegerator, taking the equipment apart, cleaning, putting plumbers tape on, reassembling, pressurizing, and STILL a leak! :drunk: i've got my dual gauge running to 4 secondary gauges inside my kegerator. My leak is at one of the...

i brewed a midas touch clone on the 16th december with an og of 1.081. its now only at 1.044. last week it was down to 1.050, so there hasn't been much fermentation in 7 days, imo. This is my first big beer. How long does it normally take for big beers to ferment to FG? Should i just keep...

not sure if this is a good deal, but this guy's got multiple cornies here for about $44 total each: http://cgi.ebay.com/CORNELIUS-KEGS-5-gallon-homebrew-beer-keg-soda-tank_W0QQitemZ350297526996QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item518f5c12d4 pleasant shopping.

hey guys, here's the deal, i planned my ferm chamber/kegerator to a certain size, and just got an early christmas present, a brand new cylinder. the problem is the cylinder is too tall to fit in my chamber as planned. i know they cannot be laid down b/c the liquid will get into the gauges, but...

please evaluate my logo. Like everyone else posing this question, honest opinions are best. Positive comments are good. Negatives are best; they'll help improve the label. Naturally, some sort of specific beer name will have to be applied below the logo. 1: 2: thank you for helping!

so, i've seen a few people mention that after they move their wort from primary to secondary, they use the bit of wort that is remaining in the primary to take a gravity reading. my question is this: wouldnt the yeast and other particulate matter that settled to the bottom stir up into the...

I'm planning on building this ferm chamber soon and wanted some input on things that might not work so well and what could be improved on it. I'll have 3 sets of doors on the front, one for each: bottles, serving keg, and primary keg. The construction isnt such an issue; i feel secure with my...

thought i should post this info regarding sankey spear removal. Wortmonger has got a great thread on using sankey kegs for primary/secondary fermentation that I've adopted and I believe to be gaining in popularity. However, if acquiring kegs, you need to get the spear (the tap/coupler) out. The...

hey, i just smacked my smack pack, but the seam of the bag split and the contents sprayed everywhere! there's still some stuff left inside (not sure if it's yeast, the nutrients, or both). What should I do? luckily i'm doing a 10 gallon batch, so have 2 smackpacks, but i fear one pack won't...

i searched and couldn't find anything specific pointing towards one or the other as a sure thing. a few questions: 1. i get that a welded coupling on a keggle would be more stable and less prone to infection (but if its being boiled in wort anyway, the weldless won't infect the wort either)...

SOLD I just made myself one CFC and an extra with remaining copper tube and a few more parts. The hose is the braided black with yellow stripe poly hose from lowes (the kind every DIY thread says to use), but was my garden hose for a while so does show minor wear on the outside. This does not...