Recent content by carb1de

Totally gonna get one I'm thinking https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/first-wave-glass-rinser#/

Like this

Either that or tap it and go with a 1/4 guest x mip adapter I got a 3/8 shank installed now. Getting a reducer to go down 1/4 od to hopefully balance my system better. I would have to get a straight tail piece cause the bend is about 2-3 inches from the shank. My tower is black iron

It really is a useless shank...i ordered it by accident. Thinking it was 1/4. Till I got it and 1/4 didn't fit

I saw microline "fuel" line at home depot that was 3/16 od. Yeah the ID was TINY

https://www.ontariobeerkegs.com/1_3_4_Stainless_Steel_Beer_Shank_p/ss-3-16-shank.htm

The guest fitting on the shank is 3/16 OD. Which is next to impossible to find fittings.

Was gonna thread it for a mip x John guest fitting. With 1/4 tubing. The ID of 1/4 tubing is 0.17 compared to the 3/16" 0.1875 ID. Maybe get a little more restriction

No smooth for a quick disconnect style

Anyone ever try to get the brass out? Is it threaded or pressed? Don't worry about the masks. I tried a screw extractor, with mild force. Just need to know if I have to apply more pressure

Ok. I'm outta town for the next week but I'll figure something and let you all know Thanks!

Just poured and this is what I got but I had to damn near have it trickle out to get it like this. But it was way worse before pour wise and bubbles

I've had it at 10psi and it foams more excessively in the lines. Not opposed to getting this fixed. But it is a IPA if that matters And I'm also in the works of making a tower chiller to get the tower to a cooler temp

The shanks I have are 3/16OD and a 3/8OD. That's why I'm using 3/8 tubing. Quick disconnect style

I do home brew but recently I've been buying commercial kegs, I have 10ft 3/8OD 1/4ID vinyl tubing, reg set to 14psi, older perlick sanke coupler with ball lock adapters, into a intertap flow control....since doing commercial i get full glasses of dense Foam, microbubbles in the line and then...