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I did chill the bottles, but I did not use a stopper. After the problems I had, I was considering it... Why does the Blichmann not need a stopper?

So it worked out, sort of. I had to have the pressure down to 1 psi, then had to pull the co2 release on the corny just to make sure the pressure wasn't so high. It still foamed more than I wanted... maybe my kegs are little over carbed... :confused: Anyways it worked for the most part, I'm...

Hey guns so I wanted to get a blichmann beer gun or a CPF... $70-$100... ehhhhh no. I've seen the we need no stinking beer gun forum but I wanted to purge with CO2. This is what I came up with, first I took 2 CO2 check valves (which I already had) and a CO2 Y. I will flip the Y upside down and...

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Also really need to clean that garage...

I have been slacking, no updates in almost two months. :( Anyways, I have all the liquid plumbing done and did a wet run with the pumps, they work great. I used a CIP ball for my sparge arm and I was concerned about the pumps being able to put enough pressure through to spin it. It also...

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A little slow going this last week but I got a little done. I have ground down the welds and painted the stand, still going to do another 1 or 2 coats. Got a whole bunch of stuff from bobby, and now I'm just waiting on the burners. I also got the aquarium controllers but am unable to find the...

I think I've decided on these. I have a natural gas line in my garage that's capped off. http://www.topfoodservice.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=KECABJ027&Category_Code=KECABJ&Product_Count=23

The 45s were a bitch. It was straight co2. It seemed very sturdy, if not I'll chalk it up as a learning experience. With the last pieces I will try beveling, thanks for the tip.

Some more pics, and some amateur welding.

Got most of the stand done today, only 4 interior legs to go. Unfortunately I have to go out of town for a wedding, but by the time I get back my bag of goodies from Bobby over at brewhardware.com should be in.

Thanks dcbc, after thinking about it, I decided to make the stand bigger on your recommendation. Thanks for the info about the paint that's the route I am going to go. For the info on the tools we were using stick welder and a 90 amp wire feed. Then a 2 horsepower (grind saw)?...to cut the...

And I will definitely get some pics and detailed info (the tools are not mine).

I did not know that about the pumps thanks for the heads up, and the tee's are actually 3 way valves. Little expensive but they were to cool to pass up.

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