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Ok, interesting. When would flow rate _not_ be the most critical factor, though? When you focus on other things, like durability, cost, or longevity? Oh, and that is one sweet brewery set up you have. My egg crate bows to your skills.

http://houston.craigslist.org/for/209652628.html An ok deal, but only if you actually need all of it. A beginner doesn't, and an experienced brewer already has most of it. "$200 A comprehensive home brewing setup including the following items: 5 Styles of Bottle Caps Bottle Filler...

Home Depot led me to my question. It seemed to make sense that they main reference would be to the ID, but the stuff I saw prioritized the OD. Now that I've been made aware, I see that both my LHBS, DeFalco's in Houston, and Austin Home Brew specify the "standard" 3/8" tubing as 3/8" ID and...

OK, I think I'll just use the blow off tube. I was reluctant because my carboy has a 2.25" ID opening, and hose that size is about $2.50 a foot, and I'd have to get it shipped. Kinda kills what little savings I'm making. What I'll do is get the #12 stopper for $2.50, drill it to a normal...

https://cdn.homebrewtalk.com/gallery/showimage.php?i=1085 makes me want to make champagne instead of beer.

http://www.aussiehomebrewer.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=11695

that's why the choice is clear as coors for me. touche! pfj

um...Is the standard 3/8" tube refer to inner or outer diameter? pfj

OK, thanks for the replies. Guess I'll use my dad's old capper, afterall, and even if I have to buy bottles it would cost less than a corker and corks. Ha. Would it jeopordize the brew to split the wort into my two carboys, and then at the end of primary fermentation siphon all the beer into...

Hello Hip Hopsters. I'm getting ready to do my first brew, but I'm tryinging to do it with as little monetary expenditure as possible by using equipment around the house. I've sorted out my plans pretty well by reading the forums and other websites, but I have two unanswered questions. A) I...