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Can you fill it with epoxy, then stick a dowel rod into the wet epoxy, then drill and tap the dowel? Or cover the back side of the insert with duct tape and set it in the epoxy directly?

Thanks Walker. I'll order a spa panel. Which contactor would be appropriate here?

I'd bottle it and see what happens, it's probably fine. There's a layer of CO2 on top of the beer as it's sitting in the fermenter, so unless you're seeing something that's obviously wrong, bottle it and see.

Ok folks, from everything I've read here and over at Kal's site, it seems like electric and BIAB are the way for me to go. The goal is to be able to go to 5 gallon AG batches, with the reliability and ease-of-use of electric heating. I don't usually go for very heavy grain beers, so I'm...

For alkalinity, you can call your water utility (or treatment plant) and ask what the value is. Our plants run alkalinity on the raw and finished water every 6 hours.

I'm a municipal chemist in water quality (drinking water and wastewater)

Not likely to be off too much. According to this catalog at work, the're availiable in 25, 34, or 55 mL. The 34mL should be 20 x 150mm O.D. x L

This sounds like exactly what I'm looking to build. One electric kettle either for BIAB or using a future cooler for a MLT. Walker, thanks for your list, it is quite helpful.

Hi from over in Graham. There is a LHBS in Greensboro, it's triad homebrew supply, near the intersection of Market and Guilford College Rd if memory serves. Google it and it should come right up.

Graham is near Greensboro, stopped by triad homebrew supply yesterday to check it out. Thanks for the warm welcome.

Hello to everyone from Graham, NC. Looking forward to learning a lot about the hobby!