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I got 3 sets of 5" shanks tail pieces and faucets How many do you need and what are you looking to spend?

The discoloring is from dialing the welder slightly hotter than necessary. You will almost always get some bluing. That amount can be polished out. Remember in you quest for sanitary that the wost spot is the threads of the coupling and the kettle will never be up to true sanitary...

Try going with 12' of 3/16" draft line and keep the beer around 38°. You should have better luck with that. You can look up tables to see temp vs CO2 volumes with respect to psi to fine tune it, but I noticed that the extra few degrees cooler and the longer line make all the difference.

CF-8M is a molybdenum bearing modification of of CF8 alloy and is the cast equivalent of wrought AISI 316 stainless steel. The presence of molybdenum increases the general corrosion resistance and the resistance to pitting by chlorides. The alloy is used in mildly acidic and alkaline...

CLR also works well for getting that stuff off. I let my 2L starter flask soak overnight in a high concentration of oxyclean and then soaked in dollar store brand Calcium Lime Rust remover for 20 min and it rinsed right out.

For hops you are going to want to have at least a .1 oz resolution. Mine is .05 oz resolution or 1 gram resolution which is fine as long as it is accurate. I always try to check my measurement equiptment with a single point in the range of where I plan on operating it. For example I check...

WOW that is scarry looking. You should at least use the propper boxes not the plastic wall boxes.

Use a small dorm type fridge instead of a chest freezer. Then you can just swing the door open. If you need extra space you can go to 2 of them or build a collar on it.

The best way to do it with the pump is to get the 12 or 24 VDC March pumps and then use a VFD (variable frequency drive). You are talking a few hundred bucks. Easier ways to accomplish the same thing might be to incorperate float switches and have the pump come on when needed. A ball valve...

The best way to do it with the pump is to get the 12 or 24 VDC March pumps and then use a VFD (variable frequency drive). You are talking a few hundred bucks. Easier ways to accomplish the same thing might be to incorperate float switches and have the pump come on when needed. A ball valve...

Probably not. Check out McMaster-Carr. You can see the specs on the sheets right on the web page. Also don't forget about the glue. Make sure your joining method is also food safe.

From left to right. 1. Coupling- female to female thread whatever size the thread is for the heating element. 2. Bushing- male to female used to reduce to a smaller thread. 3. Strain Relief- This is prevents the wires from being yanked out of the heating element if the cord is pulled...