Search results

I don't know what half that stuff does, but I R i luvz. I really like the bottle cap bottom too. Did you mention how you ddi that anywhere?

I bought materials based of the OPs original plans last night on my way home from work. Then I got to thinking, wouldn't 2.5" nails be too long for 1xN's? 1xNs stacked on top of each other is less than 2" isn't it? I'll figure it out :-p

I've been using a real tall ball jar for my kimchi work, but I like the looks of this jar for various things. I may go searching for one.

is there any concern with light making contact with your brewing concoction? I guess no more than say a carboy, huh?

sub'd. I recently picked up a welder and may need to add something like this to my list of things to do.

Why not just use an old drill? wouldn't that have enough delicious torque for a grain mill? Sorry, this isn't helpful for your current situation

Aluminium requires a spool gun often times to weld without big issues (assuming mig/wire feed) EDIT: I see this thread is moving on 4 months old :-/

how much was steel at Alro?

^^ Great story, that was great of you to help and very nice of them to give you the fridge for free for your help.

Welcome to Home Brew Talk! Glad to have ya here! You might have better luck posting in the wine making section with wine related questions. https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f25/ Have fun!

Thanks again for the info. I think I'll try and do this over the weekend/monday and let ya know how it goes :)

anyone? Bueler? I may try and do this over the weekend since they're calling for rain all weekend.

so it's a brewers best oatmeal stout kit, and about 3-4oz of US Sterling leaf (not as much hops as I thought) http://www.brewersbestkits.com/recipes2.html

I'll get that info posted tomorrow. It's an extract stout kit so I'm not 100% on what the LME is.

Thanks for your input, I appreciate it. I haven't done any dry hopping yet so I'm interested in what effect that has on the final product?

Hi everyone, After being gone for a while (other projects) I've decided it's time to get back to doing some brewing. I have a stout kit I got a while ago I need to use (gonna snag some fresh yeast) and I also have a few bags of whole leaf hops my GF bought for a project a while ago as well...

Where is "the great white north"? Welcome aboard!

Heres another thought I just had. I have a Mr Beer keg just hanging around collecting dust. Could I clean it up and maybe use that for small batch wines? I'd still need to get some type of glass jug or something for secondary, but could maybe start smaller batches w/ my moving concerns.

how long do the dryer wines take? I'd hate to have to move a 5-6 gallon batch of wine to a new house, lol

Thanks for all the response every, I appreciate the feedback and input. I didn't realize there are wines that (brew?) in shorter times than others. I was thinking of holding off for a little bit because we are hoping to move soon. But if I can find a wine that finishes quickly I wouldn't be...