My bad, I missed that. Sorry Murray.
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Came across this homebrew store in Wisconsin a few minutes ago. This is the cheapest I've found tubing for sale in a homebrew shop. Maybe this will help someone out.
http://farmhousebrewingsupply.com/Scripts/prodView.asp?idproduct=217
how much is shipping to you usually? let's say for a pound of hops?
The UPS man just dropped mine off a couple minutes ago. The stuff is definitely a little stiffer than what I had been using from the LHBS. That's a very GOOD thing in my book. The other stuff was too floppy and prone to swelling up like a balloon if you gave some backpressure.
edit: wow.... it arrived about 38 hours after I ordered it.
Yeah, I got mine in 2 days as well, gotta love that. I used it that same night to keg a porter.
This is the first silicones tubing I have ever used, it was a little stiffer than I expected but I assumed that was due to being 1/2" size and having the thicker 1/8" walls. I love it though, I'll get some 3/8 too and be done with vinyl tubing forever
bruin_ale said:Bummer.. been checking the past few days for more and no luck. If someone is having a "pay it forward" moment, let me know. I could use about 20-25'. I'm finally freed up at work to start working on a brew setup I intented to build last year - figure I'll start with hoses and camlocks.
Mike_A said:I should mention - I emailed the seller from IL about this tubing and he told me he's out and "highly doubts" he'll ever see any more. He advised me he's got 1" OD x 1/2" ID tubing in 10' lengths for $10, but this was a few days ago.
Seems to me that would be better as it should be thicker right?
I've contacted cisco_cables from ebay and it sounds like he's getting more 1/2" silicone this Wednesday;
"I am getting another 600 feet of hose on Wednesday, check back on my auctions then."
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