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Check with Zach of stainlessbrewing.com. He's a vendor on here. Excellent work and service.

Received mine yesterday! Thanks so much for gathering these for the hbt community! This thing kicks ass!

Agree with the PITA to keep clean. I'm glad I was finally able to get mine up off the floor. Good luck keeping it clean with it sitting down there at a dog's height! HAHA. In Garner, 10 minutes from Downtown Raleigh. Been here since '99 and really enjoy the area. I love the way downtown is...

Looking good! Can't wait to see it finished. I have the same style light as your GT one, but for NCSU instead. Check the back wall in the photo below. Also noticed you're in Raleigh, whereabouts?

Nice looking work. I just noticed you're in Fayettenam. I used to work south of there in St. Pauls. I'm live just northeast of you (Garner). Can't wait to see this finished. I'm looking to go electric with a HERMS setup. I might have some questions for you in the future. :cheers:

two to go! Please Please Please, find 2 more at least! :mug:

neodymium (rare earth) magnets? That's what I plan to use with mine. That's what's currently holding my temp controller to my keezer. depending on how heavy it is, you might need to add adhesive rubber grippers to help keep it from sliding down. Look at the image below to see how I did it on...

Sampled this after fermentation finished out. Hot damn! Might be one of the best we've brewed and that was before dry hopping! Can't wait to get this one in my keezer. If anyone brews this, let me know what you think. :mug:

Ours is the exact same way, thermowell running straight down the center with the probe stuck down in it. Loving the system and building a second one now.

Thanks guys, I'm very pleased. This site is amazing.

Actually I think it was from a RSX Type S. I had it on my Prelude at the time.

The tap handle is actually a shifter knob from my old car. I think I have a pic of it in my gallery. Funny thing was, it was sitting on cabinet next to my two tap kegerator one evening. I looked over at it and thought, hey that'd be a cool tap handle. I picked it up, looked at the threads...

Thanks to all of the inspiration from this forum, I have yet again spent too much money on this "hobby"! However, it is worth every penny! I love all of the DIY things you all have put out there for us to use as inspiration. From this site, I have been inspired to build a stir plate, temp...