Well.... Didn't actually come in *today* but after some assembly required:
What came in the mail for you today?
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MaryB
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Chinook, Willamette, and Northern Brewer hop rhizomes... going in the ground tomorrow!
showed up on friday. two inkbird itc-308 temp controllers for my keezer and fermentation chamber and an eva-dry 500 for my keezer:
A variety of hop pellets, spare airlocks, and a 1 gallon wine kit. 
Well not really in the mail... more of in the back up a truck. For free
New home for my kegs
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Swanky looking fridge for free!
Yeastieboy
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You gonna drill some holes in that fridge !?!? [emoji12]
Genghis
... and the banned played on.
Perlick growler filler. My beer is now mobile again!
AkBrew907
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Freezer doesn't work. Well kinda, coldest I could get it to was 17. Works great for cold crashing a starter really quick though.
Fridge works just fine. Holding a nice 40 degrees.
Haven't decided yet. Only one keg right now and I use a picnic tap so not in a big hurry.
secondary regulators, 5 lb co2 tanks, gas hose and tank wrench
This stuff...was today, Also got my 7.2 cu ft freezer this weekend, a couple of tap handles and i've got quite a few more packages coming in the next few days...not smart having them all show up on SWMBO's days off.
"Xernex, you got some 'splaining to do!"
beauty of my hobbies...she has no clue what things cost.
Yeah, my wife has an idea, but I try to pay in cash as much as possible.
I hobby swap, buy and sell that way, just "retired" from paintvall so that was used to fund the keeper build, and part of our vacation.
Lol I just have too many hobbies... Luckily brewing and woodworking are the only expensive ones, and woodworking often times helps supplement the others... So there's that benefit...
Yeastieboy
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Pair of new kicks
Not really in the mail, but close enough. Coworker gave me 2 pepsi kegs that he never used, and the guy that gave to him never used either. Up to a dozen kegs now...
I cleaned up the outside real good with a mix of different abrasives and chemicals. Razor blade for the stickers, plus a mix of various non-polar solvents to remove the labels. Then a round of Dawn, followed by a deep scrubbing with BKF. That stuff is magic and the stainless looks good as new again.
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I cleaned up the outside real good with a mix of different abrasives and chemicals. Razor blade for the stickers, plus a mix of various non-polar solvents to remove the labels. Then a round of Dawn, followed by a deep scrubbing with BKF. That stuff is magic and the stainless looks good as new again.
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(Picture looks better on my phone when you can't tell it focused on the background instead of the kegs. )
pointcity-homebrew
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Just got my new thermometer in. The specs are comparable to the thermapen, but cost a good bit less.
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Redtab78
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new 7lb Barley Crusher, another STC-1000 for another keezer build I'm doing for a friend, and a third for my fermentations fridge/chamber and a reptile infrared bulb (for the heat side in the fridge)
Let us know how you like it...I am still holding off on a therma pen and just using a "fast" reaction dial long probe that I calibrate each brew.
Some hops.
Australian or New Zealand I see...
MaryB
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Finlandbrews
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Where did you get that from and what cost? Does it show celsius too?
pointcity-homebrew
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4.25"
https://lavatools.co/products/javelin-pro?variant=4068709701
The cost is $52.00 and yes it has a C mode. I bought the limited edition which was $58 because I liked the olive drab.
I have a friend whom lives in Espoo, works at Aalto, well at least for the summer. He is moving back here in August.
BaylessBrewer
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You can get them on Amazon for a little cheaper with free shipping. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00NMQGAT4/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20
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pointcity-homebrew
Crafting openers 1 at a time
They actually ship them from amazon. If it were my money I would of ordered from amazon but the university prefers us not to use amazon for some reason.
I am mapping the atmospheric conditions of our lab throughout the summer to determine how these conditions could affect flash over clearances. I needed a thermometer that was calibrated to calibrate the sensors that I am making.
I get to keep the thermometer when I am done.
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How long is the probe on it? Also where did you buy it from?
I'm looking to get a long probe thermometer to check my mash temps for BIAB.
Edit - I see someone else already asked and you responded. I should have finished reading the thread before asking. Browsing via the iOS app.
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AgBrew12
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Received my first keg and gas line 3 way manifold! Will go nicely with the inkbird temp controller and taprite dual regulator that came in last week! Now just need to get the fridge in working order... Should be receiving my CMB faucets soon
This inkbird wifi controller that I won 30% off, now I just need to learn how to use it!
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Natdavis777
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New thrust washers for my pumps and my new Armorers Wrench. Thrust washers installed as well as a new muzzle brake.
My MTF shirts!
fermentologist is a wine specialist, fermentationist is a fermented food specialist, so it is correct.
Plasma cutter...the team bought it for our chief mechanic as a thank you for all he does...and because we have a lot of plate to cut in the near future.
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B004VFJL14/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20
And a butt load of 1948 Plymouth parts...for the race car. Because flatheads rule.
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B004VFJL14/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20
And a butt load of 1948 Plymouth parts...for the race car. Because flatheads rule.
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