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Thanks. Do you have a system from High Gravity?

Will do! Thank you!

I started to price things out: For stainless steel for 2 tier/3 vesssel rig: -$600 for SS -2 pots: (15G MT & 20G BK)....$800-$1200...Depending on if I go with two Blichmann pots or not. -2 Banjo Burners= $120 -Steelhead pump= $180 -Chiller (Therminator)+ $200 I'm already...

Thanks everyone. Building my own would we certainly be rewarding. The thing is: someone else (my BIL & his buddies) would be building it. I guess my concerns about building my own would be: -That would most likely limit me to propane/gas fired system. My head keeps bringing me towards...

Thank you sir.

So is the consensus here that 5 gallon batches in a 10 gallon electric is a no go? New to all grain and electric 10 gallon looks really good to me..would mainly do 5 gallon batches, but would want that flexibility.

The idea of a RIMs is attractive to me..I'm just not sure I could build a gas one that cheaply. And I'm new to all grain, not handy (i would need to pay someone, but they would work cheap.) Electric provides the ability to brew inside, and not having to buy propane is fantastic.

I really like the Tippy Dump style rig

I don't want BIAB. I would like a RIMS system, but not sure where to start.

So, I hope to have a new home in the coming months, and with that, I hope to have a brew area of my own. My experience consists of partial mashes (up to 6-7 pounds). I have not done all-grain, but would like to make the switch. My current process is very labor intensive (all brewing is, I know)...

I got it kegged, and have been drinking a lot of it. I agree with pitmaster666, who said they can't stand on their own. Don't get me wrong: it made a very tasty light session pale ale, the VA ale yeast worked nicely...didn't get any berry/fruitiness at all..just straight mild bitter. Again...

I think this is it. Set it at 10 this morning, came home, it was on 7. Set to 12 at 5pm, now slowly creeping to 10. I pulled release valve for one quick blast from 12 to 7, and nothing...C02 did not come on to push it up.

Appreciate the assistance. Went down this morning, down to 0. Set it at 10 and tightened the nut before I left. I guess I should contact my LHBS where I bought it.

Tank calf wide open. Checked lid and posts with star San. No sign of leak.

Went down and set regulator to 10, gas went on. I hit release valve and it dropped, then back to 10. Set it to 10 and closed lid. I'll check again in the morn.

Thanks. Will check in the morning.

Nope. If I turn screw, it will add co2, so it's on.

It was a full brand new tank. Reading around 500

Have my Keg at 40 degrees. Threw it in yeaterday at 10psi. Woke up this morning and regulator reads 0. Bump it to 10 again about 2 hours ago, it's at 5. What's my problem? Leak?

HOME BREW RECIPE: Title: Hull Melon Pale Ale Author: KR Brew Method: Partial Mash Style Name: American Pale Ale Boil Time: 60 min Batch Size: 6 gallons (fermentor volume) Boil Size: 7 gallons Boil Gravity: 1.040 Efficiency: 75% (brew house) STATS: Original Gravity: 1.054 Final...