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Sounds awesome. When will you be putting them up for sale? I was planning on buying some of the flat faced solder flanges but might go this route for my upcoming project.

What thickness of kettle were you testing this on?

Firetron in Stafford will do refills sometimes they will do it while you wait other times you have to come back to pick it up.

Just to add a bit of information: I spoke with Praxair in Rosenberg, TX and they only do tank exchanges.

I have been seriously thinking about the best way to install a bottom drain without increasing the height of the brewbucket itself.

The thing with trying to save money this way is you will end up spending more on the tools and mistakes than you might save. That being said: threading a piece of pipe of the appropriate diameter or using a nipple drilling out the mating end to allow the tubing to fit inside snuggly screwing a...

2 have been sold. Only 2 left.

Here is a copy of the specification sheet in case anyone is interested.

Yes that is correct. They are for measuring the amount of liquid in your vessels. This info can be used to fill to a specific amount or to know when you have sparged enough for your preboil volume. You could check your preboil and post boil volume as well. All sorts of ways to leverage the...

Howdy everyone, I ended up ordering some pressure sensors like what HopRodGarage installed on his system and decided that they were not the route I wanted to go after all. My loss is your gain. The specs are: Pressure range: 0 - 50 millibar (~20 inches of water) Input voltage: 5v -...

Have you posted complete review of the unit anywhere by any chance? If not could I talk you into it?

I would assume you wouldn't want to go any higher than the sankey is rated; which is 60PSI (I believe). All of the ones I have seen have the PSI rating stamped into the top. What is your use case?

I'll take it. I live in Sugar Land so pretty close by.

Fixed the link for you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8RRP_Gd_GFg

Awesome! Hope it serves you well!

That's good to hear!

FYI: An acetone mist apparently can partially dissolve the surface making it smoother. http://makezine.com/2014/09/24/smoothing-out-your-3d-prints-with-acetone-vapor/

From what I have heard regarding most 3d printer raw material is that it is not food safe. I would recommend against beer contact at this time.

Bump: Too much I guess? No offers even? I'm looking to move to a bottom drain mash tun with a volume sensor to interface with BruControl. Sure hate to mess up the insulation on this puppy.

This came from the Kickstarter campaign and includes the stainless steel false bottom (along with a removable Chapman sticker). It's in perfect shape only been used approximately 15 times since I got it. I used it primarily in recirculation mode which works very well. Originally I was using it...