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Yes!!! Thanks to HBT and all the supporters for this contest!

My wallet hates you :)

Typical ebay...Don't they own paypal? Double dipping :cross:

I think there is another way of putting this, but it a bit hard to see the bigger picture. All the naysayers are implying is that it is unsafe, which would imply a concern for your safety...not their own. If it were me, I would get two more legs the same length as the ones in the last pick...

Well..why the hell not..I have a few cases of mixed 22oz, 12oz bottles..Bottled a dozen ciders and decided that bottling is for the birds. Most are clean (stripped of labels and rinsed washed with oxyclean) The rest have been rinsed, but may still have the labels. PM me for info in the area. I...

Place an order a few days ago for a few perlicks and some odds and ends..I can't wait! B

Parts are done..They will need to be painted..It helps to throw a little primer on them..but not totally necessary. I put a shallow pocket in them to capture the beauty ring to help center it on the shank. I had to make 2 for myself..But I did make you 4. PM me your info :)

That shank isn't going to hurt the foam at all. It is 50lb density..about 2/3 the density of the black ABS collar that is on there now. I am machining some models out of it now..It' wouldn't be a problem to slip the spacers in there. I have to measure the ring when I get home tonight and I will...

Do you have enuff shank for a 3/4 round spacer right behind your taps? Example, make some round plugs that are 3/4 thick and place them right behind the black plastic collars to space them out a bit. If so, I might know someone that runs a CNC mill that could make them very quick out of high...

I would like a carboy cleaner to wipe away the intelligent lifeforms left behind by my carboy brush. Like a spinning F5 of contaminant death :)

Because my back will thank you..Not to mention my palette. The brush doesn't reach very well and is labor intensive :)

^^ true. Two flutes on a regular drill require much more control than the single flute step bit (recommended for sheetmetal) Two flutes will tend to climb the drill and end in loss of control...not to mention a possible irregular hole shape. Hole saw or step bit would work better.

cwi You really feel the need to be right. I can tell this by the wall of text that you have left on several occasions to assert your superiority.In the grand scheme of things, people are going to be wrong, but they seem to get a whole lot done without spending 100k on a EE degree. To this end...

I'm interested..Shoot me a pm with your payment info

Just for ****s and grins, if you don't want to use one of these power hungry beasts that produce volumes of heat. Then don't..Your choice..I have wall warts and 99% of them are under 12v. (as most laptop power supplies are over 12v- But I have one that is 12v) Hrmm..What other option do I have...

Oh..forgot to mention..Maybe ask one of the nerds for a laptop power supply in the same 12v range..I think it will work...At least that is what I am going to do :)

Jebus..I have these fans coming out me arse..Computer nerds have them all over the place...ask a computer nerd...They likely have some they will give you?

Very cool! Too bad I have decided to keg rather than bottle, otherwise, I would be all over this!

I am not sure, but I believe that the OP said he was getting out of brewing. Not sure that he will maintain his relationship with HBT given this info, so your best bet is to email him at the given link. I emailed him over the weekend and he was very responsive.

If only I had the time to put this on my keezer..Would be fun/cool. http://www.southco.com/class/ea-r01-rf-wireless-remote-controller-7643.html