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I drilled out the element box with a step drill bit held down with my feet! Don't let the lack of drill cause you to buy that expensive kit.

SOLD new in box Keg Cowboy 40 plate chiller. Comes with the optional connectors pack (2 - garden hose connectors, 2 - 1/2" barbed connectors). Never been used, just opened the box to take the pictures, connectors are still in plastic. I know I'm new on this forum but I've made many...

randomly came into the one I have, guy doing some work for me said he knows someone with a couple after talking with him the other day about brewing, no idea if he would sell them or what he'd ask for them but I'll find out and PM you. I thought of polishing but I'd rather invest my time into...

almost, E for Electric :), using a 5500W heating element in the keg to bring the wort to boil. using electric heat for Brew In A Bag, still uses all grain.

yea mine will be a amber ale extract kit I got from midwest supplies when i first assembling supplies. may get delayed though as i noticed some rust on the fitting welds and heating element, so those need some attention. seems like there is always something delaying me.

NE Columbia very close to Sandhills. Time allowing, I should be doing my first brew this weekend :)

Putting the finishing touches on my E-BIAB setup, full keggle conversion. Any other brewers around Columbia?

there's only 2 LHBS in columbia, the one closer to you will be Keg Cowboy in Lexington (should be less than 10-15 min from west columbia) they are a great supplier for brewing and even serve locally made brews, usually live bands n stuff at night too.

Been browsing for awhile. I currently have 2 projects going on, a pony keg still, and a 1/2 barrel BIAB eKeggle for beer. Here is my plan so far for the eKeggle: 1. 12" opening cut into top for generic pot lid. 2. 1" stainless half coupler welded in bottom portion of keg for 4000/5500W...