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Maybe you should sell a kit with the printed parts so others could build these!

I second this suggestion, should work much better and be cheaper than a flow control faucet. Awesome job on the build! That's amazing, I wish I had one!

I use a few paper clamps like this to keep the lid tight all the way around

While I generally lean towards hoppy IPA's and other flavor packed beers, I have also been enjoying some light lagers of late. I have a Czech Pale Lager (3.9% ABV) and a Sapporo Clone (5% ABV) on tap right now that are both very crushable. True, they due tend to be summertime favorites that will...

Thank you BrewChatter! Fingers crossed:ban:

Laugh all you want at us Californians, the same group are running the whole country now, so get used to it :yes:

Exactly what I mean. You will see a sign like this at every entrance to every business in California. Nobody pays any attention except for lawyers and tourists saying WTF???

Prop. 65 requires EVERYTHING in California that could be a health hazard must have warning signs/labels. The labels are everywhere in the workplace and on virtually every product sold in the state. It is soooo ridiculous, that no one pays any attention to them. It also prohibits many things not...

I own both types, and the Wilser Bag is great quality, but this is the advantage to the straps on the brew bag. I can do a pour over sparge quite easy with the spanner that I built for it. I don't use it on every batch, but it's very handy when I want to rinse the grains a little. Now, If I...

A little disappointed, I thought there would be darts involved :ghostly: Great Idea though!

What a great idea. Nice work!

Beautiful area. Must make for some cold brew days in the winter though!

Not sure where you're located, but Placer Ultimate Brewing Society (PUBS) is based in the Roseville/Rocklin area and we still meet via Zoom meetings. We are hoping to be able to return to in person meetings this summer. Our normal meetings are held at Kathrin's Biergarten in Rocklin or Monks...

For now, I've decided to try out a 2.5 gallon under sink water heater. I was hoping to go tankless to save electricity, but all the 110v tankless seem to have pretty sketchy reviews. I saw a review on the mini-tank heater that said they tracked the power consumption and it was only costing about...

If my memory serves me correctly, I believe the relay in the STC-1000 (at least the version I have) is rated for 10A @ 220V and 15A @110V. I'm guessing that the freezer reference may have been to the recommended size of the circuit breaker. There are power monitors like this that can be had...

I have a small handwashing sink in my detached garage that has no hot water. Summertime isn't bad, but winter groundwater temp is pretty cold for handwashing. I don't use it often enough to be worth adding a 110v hot water tank and most of the 110v tankless heaters have horrible reviews or...

I'm in, thanks Delta!

Originally, I used a vent. I went to a steam condenser right after BrunDog posted on his build. I vote steam condenser EVERY TIME! Yes, it does use some water, but is so much nicer than listening to a vent, especially with an electric brewery. What you waste in water, you more than make up for...