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seems like a good deal to bad im not closer.

The good news is you got the expensive stuff out of the way! I would say jump in and do it. Make some mistakes, document, learn from them. I would also suggest, to do some of the stuff you will probably not do in the future, IE bottle your first batch, don't cold crash, some of those things...

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looks good. What did you use for the valve? Is that PVC pipe?

Or one conical?

Nice system.

Brewed my first all grain batch today. Decided to do this one. Looks good so far, will update when its done fermenting

Thank you sir! AND COYS!

Thank you. What about the rest of the attachments. Should they be soaked in this as well?

Searching the word wide webs has me more confused then anything... Got a SS kettle and a fermenter (both SS Brewtech) and both need passivation. Kettle came in, still waiting for the fermenter. So, from what I read, and everyone disagreeing there really is no best way to do it...

Entered as well!

A. recognized it right away, not so much with B.

Love the two tone color. looks great

Lot's of cool stuff you got there. Going to be tough getting it all sold as a package but good luck!

To bad shipping the kegs would cost to much! Good luck

Brewkettle by Tagobolts posted Jan 4, 2019 at 8:36 PM Got this bad boy in the mail today!

What about SS vessels? At first was looking at a comical but now leaning toward the brew bucket if I can go in it for 2 weeks then to keg

In the past I have always done a secondary fermentation cause, that’s how I was taught. Been a while and getting back in. Looking to get a brew bucket. How soon should you get it to a secondary or is it ok to leave primary and secondary in this for 2 weeks?

Yeah that would not be fun... Hard to find them, used, without coils. I just don't want to pick out my buckets out of a chest freezer. Hurt my back, mix up the yeast again. Trying to avoid that.