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I have seen this video before, and after trying to clean numerous carboys and kegs I don't know why I haven't bought one yet? Please enter me into this contest..Thank you

I wish the LEGO's would hold up to the heat! j/k! But seriously it looks good!! Any ideas on the cost of project to date?

I used one at first, it threw the stir bar more than I'd like to say. I balanced two magnets on a fan and they have worked great for me!

TBH, a flying sparge arm is mostly for show. Its not truly needed as long as you have a light sprinkle on the sparge, as not to disturb the grain bed!

I built mine with a torch, home depot for $20, it came with flux, solder and a wire brush(its a good thing to have for fitting copper tubing). I also picked up a 50 ft coil for $32.00 at lowes. If you want some help with it, I might be able to walk you though it.

Have you thought of building one yourself? I did its really easy!!

I had some old hard drives from a computer. I pulled two of them out of there.

Thank you for the quick responses, I was wondering why the Coolbot was so much more in price. If the only difference is the constant power to the AC unit, that is a huge cost?? I have seen some DIY videos on getting inside of an AC unit and hard wiring it, but I need more research?! Does...

I am planning on building two walk-in refrigerators. One will be at 68 degrees F, and the other will be at 36 degrees F. I am on a budget, so as long as it works well and is inexpensive, that would be great! This newer product called, Coolbot($300) seems like it works the same as a Johnson...

I had a question on the gas flexible hose. If the hookup on the hose is going directly out of the burner, is there any pressure built-up? If no pressure is built-up, then the .5 psi gas hose might work?

I agree with Wade E, you should look into a grain mill! What kind of burners are you using? If your cooler is big enough,are you making a ten gallon or a five gallon batch? I noticed a much better flavor on my finished product with the all grain, that's just my opinion!!

I used the green dish soap for my three kegs, stainless, finished in thirty minutes! Important to use a cobalt bit for SS. Say Dave your pickup tube inside seems backwards, why is your setup that way?

I made the easiest and useful "jig" for cutting the top off of a keg. I used a 1 1/2" wide PVC pipe that was at least 6" long(I purchased 2 feet from Lowes). I measured up about 2 3/4" from the bottom. and drilled a hole about 5/16" thick straight through(both sides). I found a bolt that fit...

I really like the concept!! What if, just to say, you used a jockey box-style or cold plate to chill the lines of beer before dispensed into a glass?? I have seen them at restaurants and they work very well. Maybe put this plate on the outside back and still have the keg inside the box, IDK!?

Looks great! I had a question on your easyflex lp ss hose. Where did you get them and how much were they? Very nice pics, btw!

How much would it cost me if I needed 10? Or by the each?

Are you only selling all three at the same time?

I am still new to the all-grain process but I am very impressed with the build!