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mbowen024 has been permanently banned for violating the site's terms of use with regard to advertising and sales. I haven't followed this group buy very closely, but it appears that his absence may throw a wrench into things.

Those little routers you recommended are available via Amazon Prime for $18 right now: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B007PTCFFW/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20

OP asked that this be closed.

First HBT drawing I've entered! (with clarification from TxBrew that I can :D )

No hooch threads. While I have no proof, this topic is typical of an underage member.

Without posting more info, you'll get no worthwhile answers.

WAY too many threads merged - one thread is enough. If you would like it to be moved to a different subforum, just ask. Cross-posting clutters the site, scatters your information, and dilutes the topic. Also, unless you have further information, no law has been passed. "The Kansas House...

Moved. Recipe not tested/proven.

Double posts merged.

Ok, fine. If you guys just want to call each other cheapskates and venomously suggest etiquette, we can simply be done with this thread.

Nope. There is no trapped wort. The band doesn't seal completely, it just provides some standoff for the false bottom.

Nice work, Jim! I really like all of that flexibility and connectivity, making 1-wire devices even easier to use effectively. Beats the hell out of my NSLU2 Debian "Slug" and OWFS.

I used the Boilermaker 30 gal false bottom in a Northern Brewer 20 gal Megapot. The diameter is almost perfect. I tacked a 1/2" tall stainless band onto the perimeter of the false bottom to keep grain from getting underneath the slightly exposed edges. Then I added a center drain to the...

For some reason, SMaSH tends to be a subject of debate, but let's face it - Falconer's Flight is provided as a single packet of pelletized hops. Use the SMaSH technique to discover the bitterness/flavor/aroma profile of the hop(s). Call it whatever you please, as it's your beer (kit).

You're not the only one - I was about to suggest a BIAB in a 4-5 gallon kettle as well. "More efficient" is a matter for debate...but likely for another thread. Small batches are great candidates for BIAB.

It is a felony in the US to distill spirits at home for consumption. The site's legal representation has reviewed the subject and deemed it a risk to allow open discussions thereof.

Please report it if you see it.

Inevitably devolving into a discussion about that which we cannot. Closed. Links preserved pending admin review.

That's much different than simply posting for the sake of posting.

Name removed to protect the guilty. Though it's been a few days, it bears saying publicly - do not encourage this behavior. Posting drivel simply to increase post count and take advantage of some portion of the site will not be tolerated. Additionally, review the rules, which were vetted by...