Recent content by Jkstone

Like in place of priming sugar? I usually don't use priming sugar since I keg.

So, I've happened upon 25 gallons of 42de clear rice syrup. A woman had it for candy making and decided to go a different direction. Surely I can use it for beer brewing somehow. My question is how do I best use it?

And it's done!

Just about finished:

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Been a while since I have updated this. I've got the shell about done. I'm gonna use a torch to bring out the grain in the wood. All I gotta do is order the shanks and add a few finishing touches.

Ok, so I'm going with my last thought. I got some copper tubing to put inside the cooler and I'll cut a part of the top shelf out so it can sit on the bottom shelf. I'm going to add a valve to the brew pot so I can send the beer right through the copper tubing and down to the brew bucket (the...

Here's what I'm thinking. Keep in mind it's just an extract/mini-mash setup. I'll put a wort cooling coil in the cooled and run it down to the fermentor. I might cut a hole in the top grate to drop the cooler down to the second shelf. Just add the hoses and heat shields. I went to a group brew...

Just looked it up, holds 500 pounds. Should be ok for full boils.

I believe the shelves are actually rated for 350 pounds each.

I have this cart, it is 32" tall x 29.5" wide x 17.5" deep. I've got a turkey fryer. I do mini-mash extract brews. How can I best utilize the space?

I'm building a portable kegerator and I'm looking for shanks... I've come to the conclusion that I don't know what size to buy. They will be going through 2" of material and I need the hose to be very close to the inside wall. How are shanks measured?

What are you looking to get for it?

Building with one battery for all my tools sucks! I put a drain in the bottom of the bin and attached a tube that will run out the back near the bottom. I put expanding foam int the bottom to create insulation and secure the bin. The front and back veneer are on ( I used dry erase board, friends...

I'm looking for cheap! I can make my own tower if need be but if I can find a cheap one then I'll bite. I need two tower shanks and faucets, used is fine. I'm building a portable kegerator for work functions and bbq's and now I wish I hadn't sold my single tap tower when I bought a double for...