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Help! I just spilled a bunch of my starter. I was taking it off the stir plate and some how dropped it, at least 1/2 of my 1L starter dumped on the counter. The starter was going all night and should have been finished, I had some left over wort last night that I "CANNED", (Boiled in a...

Make me a winner this time :ban:

He has it listed at $3000. Price and Email is in between 1st and 2nd photo

?? I'm a bit confused:confused: The website you provided states " reinforced tubing with identifiable blue spiral is suited for increased pressure and/or high-temperature applications", but your picture does not have the blue spiral. Not trying to be a D*** but How do we know what you are...

I'll give you $5 for 2 of them PM me

How Much?

Someone is going to get a GREAT deal ! Wish I was closer

check out the links below. This is the best place for Tank information. Hope it helps http://www.luxfercylinders.com/support/serial-numbers/53-typical-markings-for-a-liquefied-gas-cylinder-according-to-tped http://www.luxfercylinders.com/support/serial-numbers

Amie, Love the Idea with the bin and was going to buy the parts to make this but started to think the cost is just about the same as a bottling tree. (currently using the the dishwasher method.) What advantages do you see in this setup over getting a "Tree" I was also thinking about the...

Chrome or Stainless Steel? 2 1/2" or 3"

Got this and some $ to spend at my LHBS

OK its the day after. So what was the final gift/gifts? and now you can let us know who you husband is,(his HBT Member name), so we know who this lucky guy is Merry Christmas!

I was told the same thing, was also told the 1/2" refrigerant tube they have on sale is not for drinking water use and is intended for chemical refrigerant gas. The guy was not 100%sure, but he thought it did not have to conform to the lead standards so it may have more lead in it. This is...

I was only able to find the 1/2"od type L copper on sale by me, but started thinking; How can I use this for a counterflow chiller? All the DIY directions I find call for 3/8"od copper and 5/8"id rubber hose.:confused: What kind/ size of a hose are you guys using with the 1/2"od/ copper...

If you break it up I would be interested in a few things like the small wooden keg, bottle tree, maybe a carboy and a few other odds and ends. All depending on price and shipping.

WOW .01¢ for all that:drunk: To bad the drive would still cost me a few Hundred in Gas.

Put my name in that Fish tank. (And hopefully pick it out).

Dam I could have used this a few months back before I started gathering parts for my setup

Tx great Idea: I found some great info in places I most likely would have never visited. If they were clues you dropped in the past posts do you mind explaining them? Congrats! trogdor447. I was not even close to looking in that thread , smart move to stay away from the super long threads...

I used the cheep 4 1/2 angle grinder to polish a keg. You can only work with it for 5 minutes at a time or it will over heat and die. But for $10 ,(with coupon), it may be worthwhile for some.