Recent content by Hondor06

first time grower here. Wondering if this is a good buy. Cheers Brian

how did you end up enjoying the belma in this beer?

this may be on here already, but I am looking for a small, cheap pump to recirculate my hlt water. Obviously it must be a food/beverage safe. does anyone have any leads or recommendations?

what/where did u end up purchasing. I am having the same issue

vintage shop #2 stoppers do not fit bottles such as sierra Nevada, bells, founders but fit bottles such as maine beer company and wicked weed. what size/brand fits the aforementioned bottles as that is my vast majority?!

Yup it's gotta go through the wall. I'd like To keep it as low as possible since I usually aim for 5.5gallons into the fermenter. I can easily move the top up to a flat wall if needed.

I'm getting ready to install my herms coil and the top hole for my pull through compression fitting lands directly on a hump in the sanke keg. has anyone successfully installed a pull through fitting and soldered it on a hump?

Thanks guys. Augie that's exactly the type of experience I'm trying to avoid. Thank you kindly. Cheers Brian

does anyone have any knowledge about this particular mill? https://www.ebay.com/itm/Grain-Processor-Crusher-Stainless-Rollers-Homebrew-Malt-Grain-Mill-Beer-Making/292436781173?hash=item4416972875:g:WyEAAOSweLBadxvx Edit: I also meant to have this link up here too. Do people feel the same way...

I haven't pulled the trigger but that q-max 13/16 looks like the way to go.

how much for 3 of the ball valves shipped to 13420?

So to clarify does the original wiring diagram (without intergrated pump) allow for the pid to be powered on while the Element is switched off?

Do you know if these will be enough to cut a keg or are they only ample enough for thinner gauge stainless? Thanks for the heads up on these. Cheers, Brian

i know there was one of these many moons ago, but is anyone interested in passing around a greenlee 13/16" punch? I would purchase it and "rent" it out to make it more affordable for those of us on a budget. cheers, brian

If you decide to break it up I would be interested in the sparge arm