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Thanks for the compliments. If you go with the pallet look be aware the boards are different thicknesses. I used a support in the middle of the keezer to screw into and also make a gap for heat. The screws I used worked good for the thinner boards but didn't leave enough threads for thicker...

Been a work in progress. Started building it 4 years ago and once it worked i figured oh ill finish that next week. Just put on the pallet boards 2 weeks ago. Some day I will put a top on it.

Updated the OP with your recommendations and what I found online.

After some discussion there is no definitive way to identify the hops. Very unfortunate :-(. Some tips. Get a lab test for DNA tracking. Much $$$$ Lab test for Alpha acids, humulene, etc. content for a more affordable cost Make a hop Tea and judge yourself. (Original Post) I was sipping a...

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I'm in , Thank you.

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Nice! Good pictures.

I'll take the tank. PM me our info I will be 2 minutes from you today at century fitness..

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Interested in the sanke coupler that is not barbed. how much shipped to 01020? Just PM and if you take PP send me that as well.

So on a whim I was thinking while looking at a 1" long gash on my finger and a pool of blood in the sink. Maybe we can learn from our mistakes. Whats the worst, coolest, oddest injury you got from a DIY project for brewing related stuff? I'll start with I sliced my finger foolishly cutting a...

Reminds me of an old pool filter. A guy on here makes fermentors out of them. He has done it with a few. Maybe he will see this and chime in. https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f11/market-25-gallon-kettle-405031/

Mid is right on. Spoken like a machinist. I think this is the best reply I have seen to this frequently asked question. The big thing is going slow and people don't realize how slow. variable speed drills get you in trouble because you just pull the trigger and off you go. Your speed should seem...

Nice man! Put those struts in my shopping cart for later.

You can also burp your bottles. I did this with a batch I way over carbed. I pried on the cap to release pressure a few times and it calmed down the excessive foaming. It still foamed but now I could actually pour the beer without 90% foam.

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Looking to buy a Sanke coupler for my keezer. What do you have?

Well that just sounds depressing and makes me want to get my water checked.

Being an Engineer the only thing I can think of is beer is acidic and more likely to pull lead from the brass than water being neutral. Found a site that talks about using vinegar and hydrogen peroxide to remove lead from the surface of the brass for people who are paranoid. So on that theory...