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That looks like the ones that are sold on ebay for $229 from time to time.

DutchK9 - Yea I know, That was why I said I thought it was a good deal. I did order a second one at the new price. toddrod - I dont think you will be dissapointed. It is not that thin, just not a try ply on the botton.

I have nothing to do with these except I have bought one at $99 and thought it was a really good pot for the price. Just passing along what I think is a good deal. http://cgi.ebay.com/BREWPOT-HLT-9-GALLON-HOMEBREW-4TH-OF-JULY-SPECIAL_W0QQitemZ290242975342QQcmdZViewItem

Well thanks again. Did not know that you use less sugar in kegging than bottling. Kegs are used but I did replace all the orings and pressure tested before using.

Thanks - I primed with 3/4 cup of corn sugar and used a food grade silicon on the seal. Guess I will give it another week and see what happens.

First keg and no natural pressure after a week. Put 10 to 15 lb co2 on keg after the week and thought I was still loosing pressure- showed only 5lb next day. Turned it upside down for a day and nothing leaking out. Do you need to pressurize a keg with co2 to seal it when you are going for...

Whats nice is the buy it now price on the conicals. I had followed other people that bought them then seen them later sell them for over $350 plus $70 shipping. I have been very happy with his conicals. The brew pots are nice also. It does not have the aluminum disc on the bottom but it is a lot...

Other than buying them (3 conicals and now 2 pots) and thinking they were good deals, just passing them along - judge for yourself. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=290237172810&ssPageName=STRK:MEWA:IT&ih=019...

I see Beersmith is now $21.95 to buy rather than the $19.95 when I downloaded the trial. Oh well what is that like 1/2 gal of gas increase?

I was going to suggest to search for ultraship on ebay. Got a 55lb one for $30with shipping but it looks almost like the pounds and ounces one for half as much except that the front of the ultraship will detach from the base for big stuff.

Sorry - was offline for awhile. My thinking was that for extract or partial extract you mostly follow instructions. For AG you can follow instructions and deviate. It is the choice to deviate that I said you can make bad to exceptional beer with AG. I think my first all grain experience is...

Coming back to the game after being out of it for 10+ years I sum it as this. Extract - you can make good beer. Extract + steeping grains - you can make better to really good beer. All grain - have not yet achieved it yet, hope to by May-June, but you can make bad to exceptional beers. Mostly...

That seems high, bought an all stainless turkey frier (stainless stand also) from sams about 2 years ago for $50-$60. To me costco always seemed higher than sams or bj's. Just my opinion.

Kai - after 10 years of not making beer I feel like I do not know anything (always did extract). Alot has changed (and alot has stayed the same). I am in the process now to pick up the equiptment to go all grain. May take me awhile but I will get there.

This thing is neet. Just a drop rather than filling a tube. Just coming back to homebrew after a 10 years since my last batch. Things have changed (for the good as I see it).

Thanks Kai - Mike

My local store does not show Crystal 10L, is Carmel 10 the same thing? Sorry if stupid question, new and just learning.

High tech of the old soup cans + tennis ball + lighter fluid. Did it when I was a kid 40+ years ago.

After 10 or so years since I brewed my last brew I decided to brew again. Boy did things change!