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interesting guys! well the first pour had a good head but now my pours tonight hardly have anything. I will try not to get hasty and also remember the tip about one pound of wheat!

Bumping an old thread but I really like this idea! Going to check out c-list for a fridge and start this up!

looks like i'm being a little hasty! 2-3 weeks seems to be more normal for a good head/carbonation to be consistent in a keg

Hello all, Just brewed my first batch of beer which was the Caribou Slobber kit from Northern Brewer. Fermented for 19 days and put it in the keg for 5 days at 12 psi. First pour had a great head and great retention. Next pour had zero head? Does my beer need to be carbed longer than 5 days...

anyone see some danger here? lol

i will be there soon! bought the kegerator before i started home brewing and bought two pin locks. brewing this weekend for first time!

Please send me the code! I'm ready to buy some kegs!

so promo code only applies to new kegs?

thanks bk!

rofl! i'm impressed by the blichmann burners

very nice

Haha thanks guys. The line is very long and I understand the diameter being an issue. It's hard to follow the line because the entire thing is under the deck

I currently have a natural gas line running to my patio but I have no idea how to tell if it's active or not? I know my water heater is running on natural gas. I have found the piping running through my attic but not sure how/what to test it with. I'm wanting to possibly get a Blichmann burner...

i've been wanting to but want a good review!

haha i used minwax too! good luck on the build man

remove moisture

very interesting

here's mine. very simple and i really appreciate all the inspiration!

very nice only issue is steelers logo! ;)

A picture would help a lot dude