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Anyway we could get a full recap posted somewhere with all the design changes and tweeks? I saw this project and I am very interested, been through about a dozen pages and I am getting a little lost as to what is going on in terms of changes being made. Also, those prebuilt boards look great...

It was a question. I literally have all the other parts around me and was eager to try it out. Saving money is saving money haha especially when I still need to get through college... I was planning on cannibalizing my STC temp controller anyway so if I can just use it all then why not...

So I kinda just wanna be super cheap here... I have pretty much everything but the relay switch laying around. Is there a way I could cannibalize my STC and rip the switch out?

Title says it all, looking to get a chugger or march pump to step up my game. If you are looking to get rid of one let me know. Would love to see a price sub $100. Thanks.

Geez thanks guys, turns out I never knew about this. Guess thats what makes me the noob huh? Well with the calculations shown, I have reached terminal! So I think I will let it sit for a day or two at 62 for the d-rest, then put it in secondary later this week and cold crash it for lagering...

Thanks for the replies. I think I'll check the gravity later in the week and make a determination from there. I've been slowly ramping up the temp from 52 to about 58 now and I'll let it sit here for a few more days. If it's not a terminal gravity, I'll just let it sit for the week I'm gone then...

So this will probably fall under that whole "patience is a virtue young padawan" but I will ask anyway. I am currently brewing my first lager, a "Bitburger" extract clone using the flowing recipe: http://byo.com/malt/item/1798-bitburger-premium-clone The only thing I changed is the yeast, I...

Hello everyone, So I have 6 brews under my belt and have nailed down my process for brewing and fermentation. I have been very fortunate to not have any infected batches thus far (knock on wood) and have made some rather decent brews. It's time to step up my game. I already have a chest...

I was looking for something to step a .25 OD hose to a .25 ID hose... But for Revvy's purpose it should work

From my experience, I couldn't find a barb that small... Checked both home depot a d Lowe's. They didn't step down that far. It is a really large step down if you think about it...

I did some research because I saw that party tap system but all the reviews came out quite negative... So I figured why waste the money when I could just build one myself at a cheaper price? Also, audioa84, how did you step up your hose so that it fit the picnic line?

Sorry it's been so long guys! Basically, I found that instructable and used the parts that Revvy mentioned. The only part I changed was for my gas in line, which I chance to a .5" male threaded to .25" barbed. Otherwise, I attached my picnic faucet by just running the .25" OD tube into some .25"...

I could most certainly do a bit of a write up with my experience. I'll have to do it this weekend, classes starting up. I'll also reformat the post so that it can be more accessible

Thanks! Sorry for the late reply. I kinda sorced the parts out with those videos and made a working tap!

Sorry, I mean the 5 L ones like what you would get Bitburger in. Most of the stuff that I find lead to broken links or dead fourms. I think I finally pieced it together, but help would be great.

I got a big enough dorm, but there is a comunial kitchen where I do my brewing. Otherwise I got enough room haha

Hey everyone! I'm looking for help in creating a tap for my mini keg (5 liter). I found some info on the net but a lot of the pics and links seem to be broken. I found an instructable as well as a YouTube video, but I guess I'm a bit confused on just how to assemble the tap. I was hoping to...

Hello everyone. New brewer out of CT. Currently studying mechanical engineering at UConn. Brew extract, so far only 1 gallon brews (brew in my dorm) but I have completed 5 brews so far. Finally added some equipment such as a chest freezer with home made temp control, home made wort chiller, and...