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Have any photos or dimensions?

The taps coming out of the door are a bit low, around waist height.

Do you have to unscrew the wingnut and take the top off for multiple hop additions throughout the boil??

I'm interested if deroosa doesn't grab it.

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Lucky you. First time my father tried to cap some bottles, he broke the hinges on my redbaron capper. We took the metal cap part off, and used a hammer to install the caps! No broken bottles fortunately, but I went out and bought a bench capper after that.

I've been reading HBT for a couple of years now, haven't posted to much. Here are a couple of projects that I was able to put together after reading lots of posts. Holiday 5 cu ft keezer with chrome tower, perlicks, and flush mount drip tray. I put this together about a year and a half ago...

I'm not sure how sturdy that setup is, but we've done something similar over here. Had some huge disk brakes, screwed a pipe in there about waist high, and mounted a small vice on top. Doesn't work for anything huge, but a movable vice has been pretty handy.

I've looked at those at home depot/lowes a few times, they look pretty awesome but are kinda expensive when new. If I remember correctly, the one i saw at HD would be big enough for a 5 gallon carboy. As long as you verify the internal dimensions will work for you, I'd say go for it!

Awesome idea - those turned out great!

Able to get it to work by using http://gr.pn/Aj1Pds

When fermenting in the brewkettle, how much of a concern is light? My stovetop kettle is stainless with a clear lid - is this good enough or should I throw a sheet of foil over?

Apples to Apples is fun to play while drinking, especially with people you don't know very well.

In for one - not sure how well it will work but I'll give it a try for $20

I use coopers carb drops every time I bottle, have gone through at least 10 packages. I keep my bottles at room temperature and haven't had any trouble so far.

I've been using the glass jars from Starbucks iced frappuccino drinks.

Most of the tools I have purchased through HF have worked well. These tools aren't meant for every day use, they're for the DIY people for occasional use. I agree with Frankiesurf on Chicago Pneumatic air tools being junk!

Looks like JB Weld should be fine for your burner, according to their site it is rated up to 500*F - http://jbweld.net/products/jbweld.php

I'd love to win any of those!

I also used a USB harddrive case to build a stirplate a few months ago. This is the type of case that I used: