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It was $18 including shipping. It's a fairly normally priced beer without it.

Is your intake in the center on the front or on the side, opposite of the outlet?

I went with the oxygen kit from William's. As mentioned, the oxygen tanks can be picked up at any home improvement store in the welding/brazing/soldering section.

This post nails it for me! :mug:

I would say... 1) Fermentation temp control 2) Brewing software 3) Full boil volume kettle 4) Wort Chiller 5) Making yeast starters

Another vote for absolutely worth it!

Heh, if we are lucky! :mug:

I would be wary of the detachable legs. I own and prefer this one: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0009JXYQ4/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0009YYQ4S/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20 I use these. $24 with free shipping if you have Prime. Holds a 50lb bag perfectly.

BAH! You beat me to it. Dillo! :D

I use a bucket-sized paint strainer when I transfer from the BK to the primary bucket. That, combined with the Hop Stopper, gives me two forms of straining before the primary. After that, a final cold crash before racking to a keg drops anything else out.

Neat list, but just organized by the number of barrels sold.

HA! I had the same thing happen to me on my recent order! Glad to see they are taking care of both of us.

Wow! Thanks for putting this together!!! :mug:

done

For a fermentation chamber, I have a GE 7.0cuft that will fit two 6.5gal buckets without a collar.

I am building a coffin keezer with a tower mounted to the lid. I plan on laying tile on top of a plywood base. My question for those that have gone this route is: Was 1/2" plywood sturdy enough or did you use 3/4"? I would normally just go with the 3/4" to be sure, but I'm getting...

...that nobody is taking the time to respond to. Unfortunately, I don't have an answer to either the OP's question or to Fishnken's, but everyone is focusing on the OP instead of the new question.

This thread was revived from over a year ago. ;)

I have the GE 7.0cuft and I can fit 4 ball lock kegs on the floor and the CO2 tank on the hump.