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i use this method for soda all the time for my wife. She hates yest leftovers in the bottle. Best way I've found for quick carbonation is to chill the bottle (freezer for an hour or so, fridge overnight). Fill to few inches from top. Squeeze extra air out through carb cap. Put on gas to 30...

I use both the 5l and the cornie kegs. I made a homemade tap (do a search) connected to a 9 oz paintball canister and regulator. Very portable as I have a softside cooler that holds 2 5l kegs, has a space on top to hold the cobra tap so it is not just hanging out. The co2 hangs on the back on...

I made my own with a metal tire stem from auto shop. I connected a quick disconnect to one of my lines from my co2 tank and can switch back and forth from keg connects to a tire chuck.

When I built mine I put a 3" to 4" pvc adapter on top that gave me some extra room to play with for my tubing. I capped it with a half round pvc cap that fit the 4" opening. This gave it a mushroom cap look that you can find in some of the commercial towers.

I did a search for plans for a tap for the mini-kegs. New Page 1 I built a couple of them and use some Quick Disconnects for Gas I got from Northern brewers to make it removable. NORTHERN BREWER: Gas Hardware I have one that goes in a cooler with a paintball tank and one in my mini fridge...

I go to Sam's and get 4 gal bottles of water to grew with and I found they are #1 PET so I have used them as fermentors. I split a batch of wheat beer into two of these for secondary as I wanted to add fruit to some but not all of the batch.

I bent the top of my freezer were there were no cooling lines in and then glued it to the to top of the fridge with Liquid nails for outside use. Never touched any of the freezer that had coolant lines and gave me the inch i needed for my kegs.

I'm near Farmington and I usually go to Kenebec Homebrew (both shops), but I have been to others as well. Really like the one in Portland by the Great Lost Bear.

Time for me to say hello from Maine as well. I have been getting great info off of this site for almost a year now.