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about a 1/4 inch or so. Like a screwdriver was punched through it. I bought it not knowing this off of an ebay store about 6 months ago, and I have no idea if the seller knew it or not but none the less an issue I have to deal with now.

I bought a keg off of ebay about 6 months ago, and am just now getting around to converting it into a keggle as I endeavor into all-grain brewing. As of now as I am just getting into AG I'm looking at using this as my boil kettle, my old brew pot as a sparge water heater, and a cooler/manifold...

The other thing I will add on my Santos 4912m is that I did not have to modify the door. I simply had to detach the removable shelves but was able to keep the vertical can holder on it.

Some people may not get hops the first year but I put four rhizomes in Spring of 2010 (Minneapolis, MN), and I got hops on each of my hops (Williamette, Cascade, Nugget, Zues). I got a few ounces off of my Zues and Nugget and a handful off of the other two. I'm not positive as to why some don't...

Obviously there is a chance it would work but it looks like this one has a built in ice tray which would make it tough if not impossible to put a tower in. Most kegerators have been made out of the Sanyo SR-4912M. It is about $250 on Frye's Electronics (online), and ships reasonably. I made mine...

You should only need one yeast vial, and with such a large beer I would probably use at least a cup of dry malt extract to make the starter. You'll want to give the yeast a couple of days but you should have a pretty descent population within 2-3 days.

I found one on another site and then am bidding on Ebay right now for one. Thanks guys

I live in the Minneapolis, MN area, and am wondering if anyone has a source or a starting point for me finding a used beer keg or two for making a all-grain brewing system. I would probably be willing to get them shipped if it's an option:mug:

I appreciate all of the encouragement. Thanks for the information on the brew get together in Saint Paul Moderator. I think I will plan on attending that event an bringing my supplies and using equipment they have there. It'll give me a better idea of what to buy.

I am really considering getting into all-grain brewing. I've made probably 15 extract brews and a couple mini-mash brews but I really want to start all-grain brewing. I'm pretty apprehensive about getting into it, and I also don't really know any other home brewers that have done all-grain. I...