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Suscribed! Very neat approach. I hope you reclaimed that granite countertop as well somewhere else! Beautiful view. My wife forces me down into the basement :)

What kind of yeast did you use for this bad boy? Thinking of brewing this next weekend!

Eh - You can get them for half that unless you want a digital readout on the fridge. http://www.ebay.com/itm/JOHNSON-CONTROLS-REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER-THERMOSTAT-HOMEBREW-TEMP-CONTROLLER-KEG-/230792388921?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item35bc4c6139

Oh and don't forget to keep the tubing away from the hot burner as well...Had a few too many brews while brewing and melted the tubing when not paying attention!

Here's a cost breakdown for this bad boy, but I got the thermostat and freezer for free: Keezer Perlick Taps $100 Regular Tap, regulator, startup kit $90 15# co2 tank $110 tubing $20 Ball Locks $20 Clamps $5 Secondary Regulator $40 Total For Keezer $385 Yeah...my penmanship...

I actually use to sell these things. From my recollection they you can adjust the high and low tolerance and they are meant to trip a relay. You wouldn't be able to run a compressor off the controller itself.

if the fermentation stalls out the only solution is to repitch?

So I brewed this kit a few weeks back: http://www.midwestsupplies.com/media/downloads/63/Octane%20IPA%20Instructions.pdf I was going to move to keg but I took a gravity check and it was at 1030 and it was at the same level a week ago and the beer is still sweet. Since the target gravity is...

Hello all... I'm poppin the cherry and asking about/suggesting my first idea. I have a Upright Freezer with coolant lines in the shelves. I'd like to bend them in order to make room for my kegs. Has anyone tried a hair dryer to warm up the lines and get them nice and hot for bending? Any...