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For me it's absolutely worth it. Not having to wait for a sample to cool is very convenient.

I've had a keg that wouldn't pour. The feed tube spun when I tightened the liquid post and was up against the keg bottom. I loosened the liquid post and adjusted the tube. All was good after that.

Thanks for all the responses. So if I cold crash and decant my 2l starter and step up with another 1.5l or 2l I won't be over pitching?

Looks good. Nice and clean

Here's my controller for my eBIAB

I'm making a starter for a lager I plan on brewing soon and am getting mixed results on the size I should step to. Here is where I'm at so far. Est OG - 1.053 5.5g into the fermenter wyeast 2308 with a date of 12-22-14 MrMalty says I need 408 billion cells I made a 2000ml starter on a...

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YOpener!!! Looks pretty sweet

Price is hard to tell. The wood I had from a previous project. The roll on bed liner was around $20 or so. Glad the pics helped.

Here's my vent hood. It's made from 1"x10" pine boards for the outside and 3/4" plywood for the top. The outside - 3 coats of clear poly The inside - corners were sealed with silicone, then 2 coats of roll on truck bed liner paint. (if it can hold up to weather it should handle the steam of...

Absolutely. Ran mine like that for a couple years til I purchased a second tank/regulator setup for carbing

I use a 60 watt light bulb. Works great. I tried a 100 watt first and that was too much heat. My Johnson controller was cycling way too much. The 60 works about perfect for my setup

Just tapped this a few days ago and its a spot on match. Excellent beer!

CR Franks on Lindbergh up by the airport fills co2 tanks. Only catch is they don't fill after 3pm. They charge $15 for a 5 lb tank

Im in thanks

Nice! Im in

Turk head amber in Grand Turk was the best local beer of the trip. Not anything special just better than a BCM. When you're in Sint Maarten try the guavaberry rum. Its made right on the island and is fantastic. If you like it bring some back as they don't/wont ship it to the states.

Throwing my name in for the any size bag. Thanks

Lot of real nice setups in here. I love seeing the different varieties of brew systems. My control box operates my pump, exhaust fan, heating element and PID. The PID in auto mode takes care if mash temps and manual mode controls the boil.

The vent hood is roughly 30x30. I made it from 1x12 for the sides and 3/4 plywood for the top. The outside has 4 clear coats. The inside was coated with 2 layers of roll on truck bed liner. The exhaust is a 6 inline ran about 10' with one 90. I dont recall the brand of the inline but I'll go...