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I control flame intensity on the temp controlled burners by hand with the valve by the burners. I believe that I got them from Williams Brewing. The boil kettle flame is controlled by the single valve in line. I usually don't really mess with the HLT or MLT intensity because of the temp...

Ah yes, then put a hole because if you forget to light a burner and your keggle is full it is going to suck.

Unless you do electric start you still need to light the pilots. I have holes to light the pilots but for my boil kettle (no pilot) I don't even use the hole. I just come from underneath with a long lighter.

Nice job so far :)

Thanks guys. Here it is in action from Tuesday's 10gal Hoegaarden clone brew. Screwed up and used 2oz of bittering hops instead of 1oz. It's supposed to be around 13 IBU but probably will be 26. Probably won't be a big deal but I wanted this batch to be perfect. :(

Gadams, sorry I didn't see this post. The floor is 1/4" aluminum sheet that I had leftover from another project.

Disconnect all kegs, unplug fridge/freezer or better yet take all components out, turn the pressure up and take the gauge covers off then listen carefully.

I split a 10 gallon batch into 5 gallons as is and 5 gallons dry hopped for 5 days with 1oz each Cascade/Centennial. All I can say is WOW is the dry hopped version tasty!! :rocking:

I've been trying to hunt down a leak that ranges from very slight to where did all my CO2 go?! I have a 2-way primary regulator and a 3-way secondary regulator for 4 kegs. I tried using a Starsan solution sprayed on everything, no bubbles. Tried dish soap, no bubbles. :smack: Today I took...

Plus 10 gallons. Split into 5 gal standard and dry hopped 5 gal with 1oz each centennial/cascade. 5155 + 10 = 5165

I just drilled and tapped the hardwood handles that I made. The wood is very hard and dense though. What wood are you using?

It's mostly clamped and glued but I did use finish nails in certain areas.

Thanks everyone. I'm pretty happy with how it came out. It's pretty much my first real attempt at making something furniture quality. :)

Correct. The skirt is not attached, it just slides out of the way.

****WARNING**** Ball lock Cornelius kegs will not fit with the standard disconnects on. They are about 1/2" too tall and the lids rests on the lines where they exit the disconnects. The top must be spaced or the inside of the lid needs to be cut. I suggest a 3/4" spacer. Also a 5# tank will not...

Mine is a 4 tap using a Danby 7cu. ft. It fits 4 ball lock Corny kegs and a 5 lb tank but I had to add a 3/4" spacer to the top and reposition the hinges. https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/jester-ripped-off-again-my-keezer-475452/

I finally decided to take the keezer plunge. After studying Jester's build I started on my own. Off to the local hardwood supplier... I chose to use Alder lumber and Alder faced plywood. These Bora straight edge clamps are a huge help cutting a 4'x8' sheet into manageable pieces...

Please add grain bills! Overall I'm very happy with Morebeer but I really wish that they would have a grain bill option. Unless I'm missing something?

I was finally able to scrounge several items that it allowed me to add to the cart but when I went to check out it said "One or more of the items in your cart is out of stock" or something to that effect. But the stupid thing wouldn't tell me which item/items it was. After several attempts at...

You are correct so now we are talking about a backdraft situation. Careful opening the fridge door! Couldn't resist :)