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You could drill a hole in the lid for one of these

Real estate is at a premium in my garage, so making everything compact and functional is the main goal. Hopefully that changes in the next couple years, but until then, small it is.

This summer, the now wife decided to impulse buy homebrew equipment to give me a new hobby. Fast forward 6 extract batches, and I was ready to do all grain, but I soon found out the stand the guy sold her left quite a bit to be desired. I realized after another 6 batches that it was large...

Rather than bolt together, you could have pins with cotter pin holes welded to each tier, then you push the pins through the holes, slide the cotters on, and boom. The weight of each shelf would keep it from falling out, and you can quickly and easily remove pieces for storage. A triangulated...

You're not planning on bolting it on with a 3/4 grade 8 bolt are you? The proportions would be a bit off!

Why did you get it galvanized as opposed to hitting it with some clear coat? You are limiting yourself with the ability to safely chop and weld your stand. I sure wouldn't galvanize your platform(s) with a burner.

About a year ago, I welded SS to mild steel because it was all I could find laying around in the shop I used regular steel mig wire. ER70-S6 I believe. Was two .500 square bars to raise a handle up a few feet, that a forklift would pickup and move. Payload was about 500 lbs, and it worked just...

I've designed and built quite a few machine guards out of 80/20. Great stuff. Plus, they machine everything to length and bore holes, as well as include fasteners for you. To improve upon that design (for what someone in my shoes would be interested in), I would make it fold up, or tip up...

I'm sure this has been asked, but I can't find an answer anywhere. Is there a teflon washer that can be used to replace the internal O-ring on the racking arm/valve? The o-ring squeezes out from under the nut after a half rotation for me. I know I only need a partial rotation to rack the...

Stainless. Be done forever.

Smaller size, as in the 4 gallon or so size? That just seems like sacrilege to ferment so little!

The name was decided after it was quickly consumed at my wedding. My first dark beer, and it turned out great. 9lbs 2 row 1lb 120L crystal .5 lb Carapils .4 lbs Blackprinz .75 lbs dark chocolate malt Mash @ 158 degrees for 60 min Boil- 60 minutes 1 oz Willamette @ 0 min 1 oz...

For a first stainless fermenter, would you folks say this is better or worse than the SS Brew Bucket?