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don't you just hate it when someone comes along and makes sense :D but would you just get a female coupler welded in or a nipple? I'm guessing nipples and of course you'd still have to get the ball valves no matter what.

hmm... so that parts list is certainly the ideal way to do it. However could you cut some corners by having most of the parts copper?brass? If so which ones? Could you simply use a brass nipple/brass lock nut/on the inside and the O ring/brass or copper ball valve with a brass or copper barb...

hmm... glad to have this info as I was about to make an order to NWbrewer since I want a pump and figured i'd pony up the extra for the weldless "kits" instead of getting the parts from Mcmaster-Carr. Now I think i'll hold up and make a list of parts I really need instead. So just to be clear...

hmm... and I just ordered my banjo off amazon... oh well say, is it an issue to do smaller batches with the banjo? Is it too much power for the little batches in otherwords?

ooh ooh NW brewout sounds like fun! I am working on my three 1/2 barrel system right now. I will have my burner within the week and just need to get my pump and i'll be two level enabled! whoot! good times. I need to find a bunch of pipe fittings but other than that I just have to get the...

there seem to be many of us around the area, glad to see so many washingtonians :D

not a problem! I love to find new places in the area. For sheer ridiculous amount of taps it is hard to beat but I still like places i can stum... er... walk home from. :cross: so for me I rather like the pacific rim brewing company lately. http://www.pacificrimbrewing.com/ it certainly isn't...

I spend WAY too much time at homebrew heaven looking at the toys... especially since I live in west seattle :drunk:

i'll see your 18 and raise you 142... pot total now 160 taps! whoot! http://www.taphousegrill.com/ This place is amazing, and they say they are opening another location downtown seattle later in the summer.