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bump hoping some smart people will read this post and maybe offer some insight, or maybe ask me about some piece of information I may have missed. I am also aware that this could possibly be a user error measurement wise!

Ok so today I brewed a wheat recipe that I cooked up for my first ever crack at a personal recipe. I am a partial masher with a 2 gallon coleman cooler mash tun. (works well for about 3 to 4 pounds of grain and a partial boil) I have my equipment set up at with 2 gallons MLT with 0.07 gallons...

I know this thread is a little old but just in case anyone else reads it and for future reference Bouckaert recommends around 16IBUS. This information was taken from an interview with him and is located on the BYO website.

regular size glass fit under the tap but anything taller than a normal glass wont. I should have made the coffin box taller but live and learn.

I have never used an IC before but everyone is saying that they work well and give a good cold break so I figured I would try one out. 50 ft of 3/8 copper tubing, elbows, lead free solder, torch, hose clamps, and faucet to 3/4" garden hose adapter. 30 minutes later this is what you get.

I have finished the top portion of the keezer with the tiles and grout. I also threw a Hazelnut brown in there to make sure the draught system works as it should.

Its 5.5cu ft freezer and it will hold three cornies but I only had one tap to start off with. Hopefully I can empty kegs fast enough to warrent getting another tap or two. I am just finishing up on placing the tiles and will grout later on today so ill post up some pictures later today or...

Here are some updates I clicked on the Insert Image and this is what I get so I dont know what is going on!

Thanks that looks a lot better and easier to navigate

After finding out that I couldn't post pictures on this website I went and signed up for photo bucket so I could share this project with you guys. Updates soon! Enjoy!

After finding out that I couldn't post pictures on this website I went and signed up for photo bucket so I could share this project with you guys. Updates soon! Enjoy!