Recent content by skarude

You asked for it...Even with my 18 - 55 lens I had to take 2 pictures to get it all.

If I had to venture a guess, it would be because carboys in the correct size to brew 5 gallons have been easy to obtain for many many years. I have carboys that my grand father used to brew and make wine probably going back to when it was illegal.

I spoke with Seth and he will haul yours back to WC.

fyi, since I see it is idratherbeinmexico's first post I think I will point out that I recommended he jump in on the buy. I am guessing he will likely be asking Sethga to pick it up along with whatever else is coming to my brew dungeon! Well that is an assumtion based on his name, I might not...

Sounds like the perfect size hole to me.

I bet it would etch the concrete if the concentration was high enough, but not 1oz in 5 gallons.

I just left the metal shield mounted to the face of the fan as a spacer and used velcro to mount it to the bottom of the box. Seems to work great.

Nice write up. I already bought some terminal blocks on ebay but I may resell them go this route.

5808 + 5 gallons of Imperial Stout = 5813

Waiting for the boil to start on an Imperial Stout.

I am planning to use two of these in my setup, but I am also going to use a sepperate ground bar. These blocks will both have L1,L2, and N in them with one being fed through and e-stop circuit from the other. This will allow me provide power to the control, e-stop circuit and other things I...

Looks like you guys are almost to 15 bags already. I would just start getting exact amounts from everyone and I bet you have 42 bags before the weekend is over. As for a loading dock, you could do what the SJ guys did and pick it up and one of the trucking companies depots. I bet there is one...

Just left Artisan Homebrew in Downingtown. Mike runs a good shop.

Wow...I forgot all about this thread. I have actually come full circle on these vessels in the year since I posted this originally. I actually put them to the side and used a propane/keggle setup for a while but I have started purchasing more parts for the E setup. In fact most of the components...

+1 on Star San. I use it to remove the paint from Stone bottles. I use it at a dilution of 1oz to 1 gallon or 5x recommended strength. The stone bottles soak for less than 12 hours and the paint basically rinses off or wipes clean with one wipe.