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I'm going all grain, and because of my profession, doing a lot of over-thinking! Anyway, in thinking about a three tiered system, I've got a question. If you have a HLT first, then your mash tun, and you have a spigot to drain from the HLT directly to the mash tun, how do you know the volume of...

This is a good place: NORTHERN BREWER: Soda Keg Repair Parts Jeanine and Roger at Homebrew Supply in Lilburn has some parts, and can probably get the rest. They mostly have the attaching fittings though.

Whew, didn't even think about it until now!

By the way, are these pin or ball lock?

I'll take two, can meet you to pick them up or whatever.

From a LOT of reading I've done, the slots down method makes for a cleaner runoff with less recirculating to get the runnings clear.

Awesome, glad to hear that! As the previous person replied, slots down, right? I'll take a pic or two soon. Now if I can just find a source for a couple of kegs to make kettles out of, after I get the hang of things, I'll be doing ten gallon batches all grain!

Thanks, I had read that somewhere, to put the slots down, will do!

So you think the CPVC will be okay?

I think it'll work, but because I've never done an all grain batch, I'm worrying about every detail!

I don't want to stop now! I wonder where it'll all lead.....sigh....!!:confused:

That's what I've heard, but never having done it, it sure seems overwhelming at times!

Good people at Homebrewing Supply in Lilburn, I've known Jeanine and Roger for many years. Please help keep them in business! They'll get you bulk grain for the same price you can get it shipped to you online! They are very knowledgeble and Roger will hook you up with a recipe in a heartbeat!

Hello all, I live in Snellville, GA which is a suburb of Atlanta. I currently do extract and partial grain brewing, getting things set up to take that huge plunge to all grain! If there are any others from my area, give me a shout!

I don't have a pic with me, but will try to get one up. I'd like comments about what I did. I used CPVC, which is hot water pvc. The piping is not glued to the elbows so that it can be taken apart and cleaned. I took a hacksaw and cut slits about half way through the pipes, about every inch or...