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Also, try your local liquor store. Mine sold me 3 for his cost, $35.

Will start ordering tomorrow. I'm going to do the 2" elbow instead of the brewhardware kit.

Cut open the bottoms of my three kegs today. Wasn't too bad. Drilled a hole through the center of the bottom and placed a bolt through a board to thread through that hole. All told, it took around 4 hours to gather all the pieces (two trips to the store), make the jig, figure out what I was...

Nice. Yeah figuring I'll use wood to build some type of base for each of them... or build a table so that there's a hole in the bottom large enough for the piping to escape. Also just found the BCS-462. I'm hooked -- will use that in lieu of PIDs.

Nice. What do you sit it on?

Thanks. I'd seen PJ's schematics and that was a little down the road then what I was looking for; hobby box recommendations, placement of holes, explanation of SSRs / switches, etc. I think the Electric Brewery one answered most of my questions there though, but curious if other people have laid...

Then again, I could just go to the source and use Kal's... Any other ones out there? http://www.theelectricbrewery.com/control-panel-part-1

Good to know. I think ill do it. Side note as im currently researching this, As far as control panels go, is there a primer on putting those together? I've seen the various schematics, that's a step after what I'm looking for.

Perfect. Thanks!

Cool -- what type of ventilation did you install?

Yeah I saw his kits which is one of the reasons I'm seriously considering this now... that and I haven't cut anything yet. :) Nice cart.

Cool, thanks! Did you guys build some type of jig to cut out the bottom or did you more freestyle it? Also, what did you build your frame out of?

Hi all, I'm setting up a recirculating E-HERMS with kegs that I have not yet cut. Been reading about flipping the MLT upside down and draining it through the keg top and putting a hole in the bottom instead and am considering doing that. If I'm going that route, is there any reason I wouldn't...

Jordan: May be interested in 2.

Thanks! Found the thread -- looks good to me... How have you been cutting holes in the sides / bottoms for valves / thermometers / etc?

OK thanks. Been reading the electric brewing guides and I like how they attach things. Anyone know if you can use one of the Standard Round Knockout Punch kits to put holes in a keg or is it too thick? Thanks, Ryan

So if you were doing it over again would you weld it?

Thanks, I'm around 30 minutes outside Baltimore, Maryland. He claims to have worked with several folks building their E-HERMS systems and stated upfront that he uses argon to blowback and prevent sugaring. 120/keg with 3x connectors per keg. 360 seems a little high... But if I get the...

Hi All, I'm getting into home brewing, went through a full / all grain brew process with a friend and am hooked. So I've started looking at hardware and getting setup to do all grain brewing. I went in being OK spending the money on either a Blichmann or Sabco kettle/keggle and then started...