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Done. Good luck. +11 on sharing the completed business plan.

I'm sure you can add dried fruit. Raisins are not uncommon. Most dried fruits are very flavorable, however, it may not taste like its fresh version. ie raisins vs grapes

In 'Big Trouble in Little China', Jack Burton (Kurt Russel's character), can cut a bottle in half with one swing of a knife.

I'm up in Williamsport. My local beer distributor refills a 5#beer tank for $6. Or, the local welding supply will do an exchange for $10

My faucets used to stick too. My solution is to make sure I drink a beer everyday. Thats easier than cleaning out the faucets.

Go Mountaineers!

Here are some updated photos... Front view showing a bottle opener and a magnet to catch the caps. A Buddy Christ tap handle. A view of the inside. Showing four kegs, CO2 tank, Distributor, and a Dehumidifier with a PC fan blowing on it.

Here's a view from the front. I've added a bottle opener with a magnet to catch the caps. And a Buddy Christ tap handle.

Here are some shots of the seal... It's just weather stripping, that I doubled up and made a herring bone type pattern at the corner.

+1 on Life & Limb. Drank one bottle that I bought for Christmas. Plus I received a bottle as a gift. Now I have a bottle for New Years.:rockin:

In general, I like SA brews. But I'm not a fan of the Infinium. As for collaborative brews, I have a couple bottles of Life & Limb that will be opened tonight.

It+1 on Ital. The anodize is an oxide layer that is formed from the base aluminum. Rather than a coating that is applied to a base material. So it shouldn't flake or peel off. It is also pretty thin, so a drill bit won't have any issues getting through. After that, its just like drilling...

Just a quick FYI. The 'Great Stuff' is a good insulator and it fills in the area quite well. However, it has been off-gassing a chemical odor. It has been dissipating a little, but its still there. Next time I'd try to find a lower odor spray foam.

No problem :o

Here's my keezer build... https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/my-keezer-project-277328/ I replaced the lid, with an DIY insulated lid. and it work great.

Just alet thought: Why would someone get rid of a fridge just because the ice maker broke? Why not replace the ice maker? Are you sure its not haunted?

Here is my build... https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/my-keezer-project-277328/ I used 1/2" particle board for the top, and covered it with black Formica laminate to match the freezer. The inside is insulated with 1" rigid styrofoam insulation and some spray foam "Great Stuff". The spray...

I just spoke with Mike at Chugger. It seems that they've had some of the magnetics on the impellers loose their magnetism over 180F. He's sending me a new pump with new magnet. I'll give it a try once I get it.

Well I managed to brew the extract version of the winter ale on Tues. Everything's fermenting well. Looks like it will be a good Christmas after all.

I'm having the same issue: the magnetic connection between the motor and the pump head breaks loose at high temps. I have mine on a switch. So when it breaks loose, I kill the power, let the motor stop spinning, then turn the power back on until it breaks loose again, then repeat. Mike at...