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So I got around to building a manifold today, turned out decent and the wife was like "did you make this". She's useless when it comes to DIY... Just don't tell her I said that! Anyways, this is the second one I built. The first had the tubes running horizontal and just didn't look right. So I...

To the OP I was just talking to Jamil and he said "Your beer would taste better if you jumped off a bridge before you drank it..." To the rest of you, Thanks for all the great info! P.S In case you missed the sarcasm... I didn't talk to Jamil, don't even know him.

I've got a Pilsner recipe formulated that I'm going to give a try. On a side note, future business partner wanted to see if I could actually formulate my own recipe. Wish me luck!

Has anyone had an issues with their dogs and the hop residue in the dog treats?

What kind of fireplace is it? Reason I ask is if its not gas you might want to rethink the bar stools in front of it, would be hot sitting in front of a wood stove, or open pit fire place.

I've heard of a lot of people brewing a popular cream ale recipe off here. Cream of Three Crops.

You could try cutting them out of cork sheets. http://www.corkstore.com/compass/servlet/WBServlet?webfunctionid=web.prod.browse&action=select-category&time=20%3A24%3A01&quicksearch=&recid=90382&helpselected=&exitaction=&functionid=x

Quoting the Rat from Ratatouille .. It's Lighteningie !

Brew club in Cambridge?!? I like the sounds of that! Guess you could use a log book of sorts, who showed up to brew, who didn't. Maybe keep a few bags of grain hidden for those not able to make it on a given brew day. If you have a list of who paid what, divvy up everyone's grain into...

That they will. Found this also. http://www.uline.ca/Product/Detail/S-14360/Wine-Shippers/24-Bottle-Wine-Beer-Carrier?model=S-14360

35 x 24" tubes or 105 x 8" tubes, could even go down to 4" ultimately organizing 210 beers for $37. Which isn't THAT costly. Not free either though.

This thread gave me an idea, so I shall share it. http://www.uline.ca/Product/Detail/S-2974/Tubes/2-1-2-x-24-Kraft-Mailing-Tubes-with-End-Caps Those cut down to 8" each and stacked side by side would make a pretty durable case!

Haha maybe? Yes, it is. It's tiny, only like 2cu/ft but it works great for a few beers, and a couple bottles of water.

And forgot to get myself some rubber stoppers, didn't get enough cutting discs for the grinder, and really should have payed attention to the copper tubing I picked up for my chiller 1/2" OD, not ID.. BUT I'm 10 steps closer! The bag has: 13LBS Canadian 2 Row (Pale Ale) 4LBS Flaked Corn...

Everyone once and a while I see a bolt like that while working on cars. Sometimes this works, sometimes it doesn't. BUT if you get 2 small Allen keys that will fit in the holes and use a screw driver with a longer shank or something to turn them, you might get lucky! The reason why I say...

You could also use cork, most craft stores carry sheets.

I've seen the burners at Canadian Tire, and Walmart but don't think either will hold a hold keggle full of water. Maybe I'm wrong? Plus they all come with a pot ill never use, cant buy just the burner which is retard. The burners at Home Hardware, exact same I seen at Rona. I think it would...

I might have to bribe one of my friends to go across for me seeing as I don't have a passport. Anyone know the name of said company?

OK I'm really getting deterred at the lack of options Canadians have for brew equipment, or at least equipment with a reasonable price and quality. I just went out looking for burners... 7 stores later I found a (1) burner at Rona. The biggest piece of crap burner I've seen. So I started...

Has anyone converted one of these? How many cornies does it hold. Any website i've seen says it will hold 1/2 and 1/4 kegs.