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Good idea for the cover! May have to use it.

Got both burners attached to my rig. Hopefully if I can get my step bits in the mail soon I can finish up my HLT and be good to go.

I found mine on Craigslist. I paid $12.50 for 20' lengths.

I went keggle. I'm still doing only 5 gallon batches but I just built a brew rig and when I decide to do ten gallon batches I can. Cost me $60 for a keg and roughly $120 for the fittings which included a sight gauge and thermometer.

I like how you bolted yours together better than I did mine. May have to switch mine. Did you polish your kegs? I was going to but I decided against it.

That's what I started with and it worked well. Def get it.

Because the dip tube will make it a lot easier to drain. Keggle's become very hard to handle when full of wort.

Sweet!

:( Looks good!

Sweet!

I likw how you mounted the pumps. Wish I had thought that. Are you going to cover them?

I forgot to add the link. http://www.brewhardware.com/accessories/114-mashtube

What about using this to recirculate with?

Thank you for the feedback. I like the silcone sparge idea.

I'm gonna build some time of box for it. That way the plugs aren't exposed at all.

So now I'm looking into building a sparge arm of some sorts. I like the idea of the Norcal one except I would make it mysellf. Any ideas on how to make one. http://www.norcalbrewingsolutions.com/store/product419.html :ban:

Agreed! I'm going to get a GFCI adapter as well.

I went with this one. I don't think I could build something cheaper. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0002DNUY8/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20 Thanks for the idea.

I think I may go with this idea. I can get a 4 switch one on amazon for 15 bucks. Add a GFCI with it and I'm good to go.

I built mine from Unistrut. Feel free to check out the thread below for ideas. https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/my-weldless-build-using-strut-363128/