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Awesome, I'd love to hear how it works. Mine are printed, but I can't get the kegs open at the moment... they were professionally cleaned, so ill try again next time i have a dirty one.

I know this post is fairly old, just came across it researching which pH meter I want, but I might be able to help. The jack on the right is called a BNC, so I'm using that as a size reference. It's possible that is an RCA jack, I can't say for sure without seeing what the probe looks like. I...

I ended up finding a couple promising 3D print models to take the spear apart. I haven't opened the kegs yet, but incase anyone else is interested in trying: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5237002 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5265455 If they work I'll probably do a post on them for...

I don't THINK they're tamper proof kegs, but I can ask the seller... most of them look like this. I couldn't get the rings out.. I have two that I did get the rings out on, the rest (10 of them) look like this:

Thank you, I think that's the ticket for me! I'm thinking I can find that locally at a plumbing supply.

I've been brewing my whole life... I just quit beers in the late 90s because I hate bottling. I have a keg system now, but I'm just doing wort kits. I've been doing wines, ciders etc, and for the past 5 or so distilling. I've got all the tools... the containers I will need to buy. The local...

I've been brewing my whole life... I just quit beers in the late 90s because I hate bottling. I have a keg system now, but I'm just doing wort kits. I've been doing wines, ciders etc, and for the past 5 or so distilling. I've got all the tools... the containers I will need to buy. The local...

Hi all. I'm just about to get into all grain, and sadly my local supply store is closing. I like to drink pilsners, brown ales, and stouts mostly. I'd really like some kettle sours in the future too, they sound a little more advanced. While the stuff is available local, any recommendations on...

I have a lot of kegs and go through a lot of beer, especially in the summer. Too much isn't a problem for me... I'd just put them aside and let them clear for an extra few weeks.

This is also a concern for me, especially since my local brew shop is closing up this year very sadly... I'll have no support outside of forums. It sounds like the support from the manufacturers is minimal except for grainfather... which isn't as affordable.

That looks interesting, but I'm not sure what to buy... all grain is new to me. I've done a grain mash before for distilling with limited success/minimal effort put in. Just getting back into beers after a few decade hiatus from extract brewing.

That looks like a great machine, $1600CAD on sale at the moment. Did you find you needed additional accessories with it, or was it 100% included out of the box?

I've been brewing for decades, but I'm just getting into all grain, that might be a bit advanced for me to piece together a system. I'm not sure what my preferences are yet... maybe I need to suck it up and just do 5gal batches.

I can't seem to find any for sale in Canada sadly...

Good morning everybody! I use 19.5L/~5gal sankey kegs, and I don't have a ton of time to brew. Is there an electric system that can allow me to brew double batches? Thanks

I would be using a dryer outlet in my laundry or a garage outlet if I went that route. Thanks for the feedback.

I watched a review on YouTube where they did a side by side, there was only a 30min time difference overall between 110 and 220v... not sure that's worth the flexibility kf moving it..

I'm in Canada so the prices are very different. Brewzilla is 700, Grainfather is 1300. If they were the same price, im wondering what most would choose.

If they were the same price, which would you choose and why? Black friday sales are the equalizer!!

Thank you