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Happy Birthday, will drink a few tonight in your honor.

Helping a buddy try his hand with a weizenbier extract kit in his garage on Saturday, and hopefully I will be trying for my first AG batch, a Midwest Irish Red, on Sunday. :rockin: Assuming the bridal shower guest stay in the house.

Skinny little boy from Cleveland Ohio, come to drink you women and chase your beer. Alex Beven Wait a minute did I type that right ??????

To my knowledge there are 3 types of glue PVC, CPVC, and ABS. In normal plumbing you would want to use the proper corresponding glue, but in this application I would imagine you would be OK with regular PVC glue. As you are just trying to keep the pieces from slipping apart and don't a permanent...

They are stainless. I found all the parts at my local Do It center (hardware store). They seem to stock less selection but more of the hard to find items than the big box stores.

I was just planning on using the standard CPVC glue. It is what is used on my hot water lines. In everything I have read so far I have not heared of a special glue being used.

Great that is what I wanted to hear. Thanks

Here are the pics for the CPVC manifold. I do have a couple questions about the manifold construction. The first is can the slots be to narrow. I used a scroll saw to cut the slits since it didn't take a lot to fixture it to make semi uniform cuts. The slots are space between...

So far it is working with the original insert, as long as it holds up to temps we should be good.

Drain plug removed out and in New valve I ended up reusing the rubber insert for now on the inside as it fit over the coupler and stop a minor drip that was occur using just the oring. Currently I am working on a manifold and hope to have pictures up soon.

Let me just start by saying hello and thanks for all your effort here on this site. I don't post much, but have been reading for quite awhile. Through this site I have learned a lot quickly. I hope to complete my first all grain in the next week or two. (already have 7 extract batches under...

all the parts used for the valve.

outside of valve.

inside of assembled valve