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    BrewBuilt X3 - bottling process

    The X3 is evidently limited to 15 psi, but per the above calculator, that should be enough once the beer is cold. The WilliamsWarn reviews on MoreBeer suggest that it works well, but confuses many, likely comes without necessary gas fittings and may require a custom wooden bracket if it isn't...
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    BrewBuilt X3 - bottling process

    Thanks I appreciate the advice. I'm bookmarking that site. The beer gun looks like a nice, simple rig that is easy to use and easy to store. Regarding the process: Once you connect a gas tank to the fermenter via the regulator, do you just leave the gas tank valve open, or is it better to keep...
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    BrewBuilt X3 - bottling process

    Thank you, Mr. Bayne. This is just the information I needed. I didn't realize silicone was highly gas permeable, but a quick search confirms what you said. At least it will result in the egress of CO2 rather than the ingress of O2. I'm going to put balloons over a few bottles to try and gauge...
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    BrewBuilt X3 - bottling process

    I recently ordered an BrewBuilt X3 conical fermenter, with glycol chiller. It's backordered, but I must say the anticipation is exciting. I'm also getting the pressure kit and hop bong. I currently package into 1 liter flip top bottles, using priming sugar and a bottling wand. This works well...
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    Dry Hopping Issue

    Cold crashing should do the trick. Can you set the fermentation bucket in an ice water bath overnight?
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    Hello - new member intro here

    Thanks! :) Yes, I have plenty of mason jars. Small batch comparisons are a simple and practical way to gain good experience. I honestly don't know right now if I like crystal 40 more than crystal 60 or if I like chocolate more then light chocolate etc.
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    Hello - new member intro here

    Hi. No issues here; I just like learning about malt options and hearing about people's favorites. I mostly get grains on demand from a local home brew supply so storage isn't a concern. The store needs support and it's a good excuse to go see and smell the grains. There's no substitute for...
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    Hello - new member intro here

    Hi. I'm a homebrewer joining from Austin, Texas. I've been enjoying the hobby for around 20 years. Beer brewing is multi-faceted and the learning never stops. I actually did an intro earlier, but the admins still say I need to do one so ...
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    Name That Skyline - Picture Game

    County Clare, Ireland.
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    Howdy from Austin

    Hi. My real name is David. I'm recently retired, enjoying my brew days, and looking to learn more about the craft. I found this site whilst searching for ideas on better tasting base malts.
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