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$29.25 for pale 2 row 50lb. bag, plus $18 shipping.

Yep, I think it's a sixtel. Thanks guys for the replies.

Anyone familiar with Full Sail kegs? I'm thinking this is the 7.75 gallon.

I've used the old fashioned quaker oats. Just put them in the oven to toast for about 15 minutes or so at 400 degrees.

Go for it! I get 5 gallon corn syrup buckets at my local grocery bakery for a buck with the lid and o-ring.

Neighbor saw the wort chiller and thought I was making moonshine.

Just tried some session yesterday. Very nice.

Belgian Oostmalle Tripel, recipe from this months Brew magazine.

How deep did you plant?

What temp did you pitch? What temp is it now? If it's in a bucket you could have a bad seal so you may not see activity in the airlock. Buy a hydrometer they are cheap.

I would use more hops, at least 2 ounces Willamette for 60 minutes, better yet 1 ounce Cascade for 60 minutes for some bittering and 1 ounce Willamette added with 10 minutes left in boil for flavor. It will definately be sweet with your hops additions of only 1 ounce of Willamette.

How many gallons?

Straight spring water, .88 cents a gallon at the walmart where I live.

2lbs. at flameout will give you a better chance of actually getting any flavor from the honey. The honey malt is a better option.

Uncovered, the cover will help retain heat.

If you want something simple to get started and free there are a few good ones, brewtarget comes to mind also just found this one the other day at hopville, very simple and easy to use for a beginner. I tried the trial version of beersmith and will probably buy the software soon...

They sell hi-temp paint for bbq's at walmart and other stores. That should work. http://www.walmart.com/ip/Rust-Oleum-Specialty-High-Heat-Spray-Paint-Silver/19395295 This is good to 1200 degrees, that's the melting point of aluminum.

All good ideas, I'll check how well it crushes first to see if I need the washers. I saw a pic of Revvy's corona setup and it looked to be pretty easy to do and I have all the parts, including the foldgers plastic coffee container.

Thanks guys for the replies. I picked one up for $24.99 shipped. I'll take the advice on the washers for sure and figure out some way to keep the mess down with a plastic bag or? Gonna do some searching to see how people have their corona type mills set up. Will also do the conversion to a drill...

Has anyone bought one of these corona style mills from this seller? Looks like a good deal, decent size hopper, are these all pretty much the same made in china corona style mills that sell on ebay? I currently buy my grain crushed from my supplier but it would be nice to buy in bulk and crush...