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i transferd the pic to ohio brewers group i cant get to post for some reason well i did get the floor done and now time to put the walls up

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i dont know how to load them they are at my gallery

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my new brew house

i will post some pics tonight

well i started on the new broke ass brew house i al most have the floor done i will start framing tomorow or sunday

they could be saved pretty ez i would start by cuting the tops on the keggle mash tun and htl and then cut out the rust mess and use the tops to patch the hole and just tig the small holes up

i am willing to trade some welding work for the kegs

i need to find 4 1/2 kegs for my rig in cinncinnati if close i will pick up

thats cool i app that let me know

i was wandering if anyone knows ehere to get old keggs around cinncinati i would like to build a nice rig useing them:tank:

looking good

fergoussons sup they are in most stats look under pipe supp in your phone book yes 304 or 316 is fine for food grade that what all big breweries use

i like the thout of finding a friend with the equip and having him help you learn thats good idea merg is right practice makes perfect good luck if i can help let me know

you could build a coil to go inside and use the coil to heat or cool as needed just like the big breweries do i have built a few for a certan brewerie in cinninnati

ok im a welder by trade so here it is if you want to learn to weld and build brewery progects you would be better off with a 110v mig welder stick or arc as it is also called is not as simple as it looks to make look good and be a stong weld if i wer you i and wanded to realt weld up brew...