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3 - clean 5 gallon glass carboys $22 each or 3 for $60

Thanks for your incite. I have been saving for my next brewing investment for a while. With the funds I am trying to reduce my physical efforts when I brew & keg though "better" equipment. I had shoulder surgery earlier in the year and due to my inactivity (and laziness) during recovery, my...

According to BH the coil holds 3/4 - 1 gallon of liquid. have to see how much liquid is held inside my chiller. Based on my findings I may have to resort to some sort of reservoir to hold additional coolant.

I am familiar with the brewtech equipment. My perferance would be not to have a big lid, large gasket with latches. The chiller is nice. Functions like the drinking fountain I am using. Getting dual use out it with your CFC is a plus. I use a plate chiller & my detroit water is cold enough...

sandyeggoxj, gotta love the can do / DYI attitude. I bought a MIG welder just to build my single tier stand. It has come in handy on many occasions since. The drinkfountain chiller has the capacity to cool 1.8gallons/per hour so I should have enough capacity. My keg and carboy washer can...

Nifty. first I've seen of that one. If I was starting from scratch that would be a nice option. All of my equipment is in place. Just made the switch from a 3 vessel single tier natural gas system with direct fired MLT to the eHERMs system below. Brewed first beer on system yesterday. My...

A conical is on my Christmas list. I am looking for feedback on which would be your preferred setup; conical in a ferm chamber OR a jacketed conical. I was leaning toward the jacketed. I have already built a chiller out of an old Elkay drinking fountain that was being discarded at my office...

What yeast ya' using? Are you shoveling the snow before of after the brew session? :)

I want in! Please.

Although not cost effective, I went with a hanging tray like this

I attempted to use the 23 tip natural gas version of that burner in my rig. It was difficult to control the flame. It was mounted 6 inches from burner-tip to bottom of keggle. Flames rolled a good 6 inches up the side of the pot. Choking the gas down caused a lot of soot build up. I switched to...

I went the Harbor Freight route. They went through my Blichmann kettle with very little effort. The Keggle MLT was a bit more difficult but it did work.

Definitely go to Atwater. The "tasting room" is in the production facility. The brewers are young & willing to show you around if they have free time.

Biggest issues I have experienced while brewing in detached garage are: freezing water spicket at the house or frozen hose if I leave it connected when water not flowing. Looking for a hose that stays flexible in cold weather. I tried the Flex Hose PRO. They stayed flexible & the are easy to...

Cooking - It is a great creative release. My wife does not cook (or I do not like her cooking), so I cook everyday for my wife & kids. home automation; I use Homeseer to control my home [lights, HVAC, phones, cameras, & security] It is an addicting hobby just like brewing. tinkering in...

I have tested my new stir plate with different flasks, jugs & growlers. As long at the vessel has a flat bottom (on the interior) the stir bar should stay in place. Some of my 1/2g growlers work. My 1gallon wine jug is not flat enough to hold the bar, but I am always looking for more; hoping to...

I have that timer in my panel. I have brewed 10 times with it and have yet to setup hop addition alarms. I am not making the same beer all the time so my additions, obviously, change & as KAL said I am usually next to brew kettle cleaning MLT. No additions missed to date.

I am working on my basement brewery space (7.5" x10"). My floors are currently painted & painted POORLY. I started using a chemical stripper but did not like the results. Then I moved on to a diamond wheel on my angel grinder. That worked pretty well, but was messy. I finally decided just to...

Still up for sale?

chugger and march