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Thanks so much for your help. I was standing in lowes when I made the last post and right after I got done I was looking some more and sure enough I found it. Thanks again for your help.

Thanks that looks like what I need. Do you know what and where you got the fitting that attaches to the hose. That is the one I can't find. Thanks

I am in the process of building my brew stand. It is a Brutus 10 style with 3 banjo burners. I and looking for help with which fitting I need to hook up my regulator to the 1/2 black steel gas line I am making. Thanks so much. Below is a pic of the regulator I am using. Brian.

Good Morning, I saw this thread and had to see what I can do to help out some fellow bubbleheads. Ok so first things first, I am stationed in Groton as well on the USS Springfield (SSN-761). I would really like to be a part of helping in any way that I can for not only with the beer and brewing...

Ping jockey brewery. I'm in the navy and I'm a sonarmen that serves on submarines. An old nickname for sonarmen was ping jockeys.

I would defiantly consider trades but I have some close friends that I have shared the bottles with. I know all of you can understand. Defiantly a beer that should be shared with others.

A wine shop up the road from where I live that I smoke cigars at. I bought all he had.

I can't believe it but I just scored a 4 pack for $20.

14 year 1st Class Sonar Technician Submarines, stationed at Naval Submarine School in Groton, CT.

35207+20= 35227

Can you add some pictures. It will help to determine if you need to add something like weather stripping or maybe just a different approach to attaching the lid.

Oops just realized someone already mentioned the same paint. I like ur hammered black.

At Walmart they sell rustolium in a qt can in many different colors and you can brush/roll it on. It works really well and its really tough. Here is a pic of mine painted in black. I liked it because it gave me better control so I didn't end up with over spray.

I haven't had any problems with them yet. Just be sure to leave enough metal when you are cutting around so there is enough support.

The paddle portion is the actual tube of the spear, that is what you are making by cutting the paddle down the center, and then cutting it down both sides so you can flatten it out. I cut the corners off so there were no sharp edges. Here is another picture so you can see what I mean.

Well I have been looking at this forum for a long time and I haven't introduced myself and I feel sorta guilty so here it goes. My name is Brian. I am 31 married to my great wife of 11 years and have 2 awesome children and give they me a reason to wake up everyday. I am in the Navy and have been...

Ok so I figured out something to use the spear for. I made mash paddles out of them. I just cut it down the center and you can go as far as you want to make the desired paddle. Then I took my dremel and cut it so I could unrolled them and make them flat. Drill some holes and you have your selves...

I got my kegs from the Red Hook brewery in Portsmouth NH. They were awesome. I had call a few smaller breweries and they didn't want to help.

Call local breweries if you have any near you. I got 4 of them from the brewery for $10, each. Brian

Great looking keezer. I used the same one for mine. For tap handles just go to Lowes or HD and check out the table legs that are pre-made. I took a couple of those and cut off what I didnt want and used them. U can get the inserts there too. Off the top of my head I think they are 3/8 x 16...