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Thx for quick response. There is a 1/2 ID black gas pipe coming out of house in back yard. I have attached a 8 foot 1/2 ID flex line to this black gas pipe. I then attach this flex line to a 1/2 ID black gas pipe that runs at he bottom of my brew stand that will feed 3 banjo burners. the 3/8...

Hello Engineers and smarter than me brewers. Working on my brewery build and have gone with Natural gas feed to banjo burners. I have 1/2 NG pipe and a banjo burner which I have connected to an orifice from brewershardware with the correct sized hole for natural gas. The problem I am having...

+1 to jrgtr42 Some more good news is that you have made a style of beer that is very, very forgiving and excellent at covering up a good amount of any off-flavors generated from stressed out yeasties. Enjoy this batch and let us know how it turns out. I bet it is going to be better than you...

Depending on your yeast, (which you may have mentioned the kind/brand and I missed it), personally, I think 63 is a bit on the cold side. I'd let it ramp back up slowish to 68ish. Try to avoid big temp swings up and then back down. As long as you ramp up to 68 and stay somewhere in that range...

Finally found one.... http://www.ebay.com/itm/Natural-Gas-Quick-Disconnect-Hose-Large-Grill-1-2-8-/121123137187?

Been searching the forums for hours and cannot find the answer to what I am sure is a simple question. I have 1/2 NG in backyard and the black pipe on my brewstand is also 1/2. I need to find flex tube to connect these 2. I have found a few 1/2 flex tubing setups but none of them seem to fit...

Or it may be this??? :mug: https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f35/sediment-bottom-bottles-249608/

Hard to tell what exactly is going on there. When I finish a bottle of beer I immediatley rinse it with water then put it in a pile with others to be soaked in PBW. I'm sure there are tons of brewers who use the bottle brush and soapy water method with success but I really can't see you...

Are these new bottles or used that you have cleaned? I have noticed this moldy stuff at the bottom of my bottles when I have not soaked them thoroughly in PBW and rinsed.

+1 to duboman. The bottom of those flasks have a large surface area. Think about how much yeast you see in a WL vial and imagine that spread out in the bottom of your flask. a WL vial would barely cover the bottom with a very thin layer. You've got plenty. I'd decant that ****** and run...

Thanks for the suggestions guys. I went with getting the cap and a 8mm drill tap a I had already purchased the 8mm RTD. The tap was about $8 at HD. Took a good amount of force drilling through the cap and cutting the threads but in the end it worked out well.. Thanks again.

I have a keezer for my kegs and a fridge for fermentation both managed by a Johnson. I almost kept the STC-1000 as the Johnson swings a bit to wide for my liking on fermentation fridge. But, alas, no way the wifey was going to allow me to buy the significantly more expensive PID without...

Having a difficult time figuring out how to connect my Metric 8 RTD temp sensor into a 1/2" Stainless Tee. Please see pic. Does anyone know where I can find a stainless bushing where the center of the bushing will take my M8 RTD sensor and the outside of the bushing will screw into my 1/2 "...

Thanks. Yes it has the probe but I need the probe to be in the wort. I'll return the STC 1000 and purchase a PID as you are suggesting. Thanks tons for your help.

Thanks for the response. I now see that I purchased a temp control and an RTD. I called it a thermocouple as that is what was on the packaging (see pic.) (my bad, n00b move) My plan is to wire an electric outlet up to the heat side of the temp control to turn on an electric heating element...

Excuse the n00b question here. I sincerely wish I was an engineer with a hobby like this. I've purchased a temp controller and thermocouple to measure mash temp The Temperature Controller is STC-1000: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00862G3TQ/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20 I also...

The photo was just an example of a stainless T I found on the web. It is not my photo. My setup is all stainless.

Thanks for the responses. Believe it or not Amazon Prime had what I was looking for: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003GSKXFK/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20 The photo is not mine, just an example of a stainless tee I found on the interweb for illustrative purposes.

Can anyone help me find a stainless T like the one in the photo?