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If I did that, it would exceed the capacity of my scale, and it has little to do with the weight of the lid.:off:

Amazing tutorial!

I guess I'm weird. I enjoy the cleaning part. To me it's part of the process and I get into it.

This build looks amazing!! I'm definitely taking notes.

That helps a lot, thank you!

I appreciate the response, krazydave. But I guess I didn't ask my question correctly. I'm asking what the height should be on my burner setup? It seems like you are talking about spacing of the windscreen itself around the burner.

OK, this may have been discussed to death, but I can't find anything on it. Perhaps a search fail? I am in the process of planning a single tier "brutus style" brew sculpture build. I plan on using keggles and I was wondering what was a good measurement for burner height with a circular...

Very nice build, vinper! I can't wait to see more.

Looks awesome!

Take the edge of a screwdriver to it. If it leaves a little scratch, it's stainless. If it leaves a big scratch, it's aluminum. Looks like stainless to me.

Looking good! I too like the complementary color choices.

I am having a heckuva time finding 1/4" BIP at the local big box stores here in San Diego.

go with corded, they have much more power than the cordless versions. Seriously, anything you're using a dremel on is probably going to be near an outlet anyway. I find if you spend a little more and get the ones with variable speed, you have a lot of flexibility. The real low end ones are...

It's pretty simple to do what you're suggesting, and a lot of guys do it that way.

I'm far from an expert, but it looks like you need more cooling capacity. The fan/wet sponge is probably not up to the heat generated by fermentation. You might be better off out in the open, your insulation may actually be holding heat in.

You did a great job and it looks fantastic. I hate to be "that guy", but I'm hoping by giving you some advice you avoid a catastrophe. The wood blocks that you have in the back securing the collar to the base have the grain running in a horizontal direction. With the grain of the wood...

Nice looking build, neighbor!

www.junkyardjet.com I may have a new weekend project! LOL

Wow! It would appear that since my posting of that link, they have discontinued that kettle. Anyway, it's www.spikebrewing.com and they're a sponsor of HBT, worthy of our support.

Check out that link I posted above. Rastra is a ICF (Insulated Concrete Form) made from recycled plastic and concrete. You dry-stack the forms (Easy DIY task) and when you're all done, you fill the void with concrete. Makes for a very durable, well-insulated space. It's fire resistant...