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So...he was vegan?

To add to the last two replies, joining a brew club will help. Many have good relationships with local breweries and will do group buys with a particular brewery.

Nope, I've not tried it. To be honest, this is the first I've heard of it. Yellow bikini bottoms? Hmmmm....must be for his pale lagers. I'd avoid his dark lagers................

About 3 weeks for me. If I'm in a rush, two weeks. Once FG is met, aren't the yeast still "cleaning up"? That's one reason why I do three weeks.

Well, you know what they say. Goat big or Goat home.........

Or those US General magnets instead of the tape/velcro...... Adding to your pedestal idea, which I like, make it to where there is a back that you can use a chain or some sort of strapping to steady the cylinder to the pedestal. Screw the magnets to the back of the pedestal and stick it the the...

Going since 2015, yeah this thread is the goat.....

What about those beefy US General magnets from Harbor Freight along with those brackets? They're rated 25lbs each. A full 15lb co2 tanks is about 30lbs. You could remove the hooks of the magnets and just screw the plywood directly to it. Screw the top of the plywood to the brackets MaxStout...

Retirement sounds better than bankruptcy. My cousin uses the 2.0 and swears by it.

Great job! I thought it was a Hopstopper 2.0 when I first looked at it. The guy that makes those went out of business I think. He's just an hour away from me, in Knoxville. I go commando on all my hopping, except dry hopping. I use a bag for those. I still have my Stainless Brewing hop spider...

Funny you mention that. I had to run a few errands today, during brew day, so I decided to do those after mashout. I let the bag drain into a second kettle while I was gone and figured I'd start the boil when I got back. I was surprised at the amount of wort I got vs squeezing the bag in the...

If I used mine as much as you use yours, I'd 100% agree. Been doing a lot of half batch sessions lately. Today was another one, making it 4 in a row.

I squeeze mine like it owes me money. Every ounce counts.........

On another note, this might be a nice add on if one was outfitting their brewery/bar area. It looks to be the same size as the stand alone freezer, but it's a top freezer/refrigerator model. If I was looking for a new kegerator, I'd probably buy both. The freezer would be great for storing hops...

I took measurements of my Spike CF-10 and I'm doubting it will fit. It may be too wide. My 15 gallon corny keg on the other hand, should fit. Flex+ and Fermzilla All Rounder, ??. Maybe I should sell my CF-10 and use the funds to get that 7cu ft freezer?

Maybe you can move the glass shelf drawer closer to the top, or build a more robust shelf on the level above it. Looks like a good storage place for brewery items.

Looks like it might be wide enough for my Fermzilla All Rounder, maybe even tall enough for my Spike CF-10 conical. 🤔

I've done that. If the grain addition is less than 2lbs, I'll use the same scale that I use for hops.

You can save that $5.98 and put that towards the spigot. Instead of Home Depot, go to a bakery or the bakery dept of your grocery store. The icing buckets they use are throw aways. You can't beat free. The nicer bakers may even rinse the bucket/lids for you too. ;) I've used both. You're good...

I usually round up or down to the nearest 1/2g with salts. I doubt that even matters, but I do it anyways. I agree about the difference between precision and accuracy, but I really don't think a difference of a hundredths of a gram is going to matter in 5 gallons of beer.