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Yes, that's the one that I was considering. Costly though, as you say. Nice salmon fly, btw...

I'm looking for an inexpensive propane burner timer/cut off device. Let's say I want the burner to stay on for an hour, and then cut off. It doesn't need to be fancier, i.e., it's not going to be tied in to a temperature gauge, etc.

5 AEB stainless (Italy) 5 gallon Corny kegs for sale; 1 4 gallon keg; Originally purchased new from Kegconnection.com $50 each; $95 for two; $160 for four; take all six for $225. All cleaned and in excellent condition; lightly used. New Bedford, MA Cash only; local pickup.

Perfect. Thank you!

I'm returning to brewing after a long hiatus. I used to do German decoctions, but as I started out with single-infusion British ales, I'd like to start with an ale this time around. Does anyone know where to find Weyermann's step-infusion recipes? They had different recipes for different...

I guess I could always cut that piece of SS that I have to size and attach it to the top and bottom of the work bench with SS bolts and nuts.

I have some thin SS at home. How would you hang a bracket from the work bench? Sorry - my DIY skills are limited, but I'm willing to learn!

Attach hop filter and chiller, and a couple of pumps.

Thank you - that makes perfect sense.

Right - so you'd drill the holes through the front of the bench, and tighten them from the back, under the shelving?

I'd like to attach some equipment to the front of this work bench. How would you attach a wooden side to the front?

Thank you. Something to look into after my move and when the new brewery is up and running.

I had a unfiltered cider recently that was very good - probably one of the best I've ever tasted. The brewer stated that he keeps the fermented cider on the lees for 45 days, and only racks it once before letting it age. I'm wondering if other cider makers here have done something similar? My...

I've been able to build the unit but I haven't put it to use yet. I've been too busy with family matters. But I plan to use it after Christmas. I'll post then and let you know how it goes.

I've already run the gamut of lowering/raising ambient temperarure in a chest freezer using an STC-1000 and a paint can/light bulb with carboys, to fitting a SS fermenter with a heating pad and a Ranco controller (this worked fine until the pad developed a short and the fermenter developed a...

I've DIY'd an internal cooling/heating coil for my Blichmann 14.5 G Fermenter and I've had success in the warmer months using chilled water and a pump. Basically the pump turns on when the fermentation temperature gets above a set point and turns off when it gets below a set point. Question...

Just an update: The compression fittings from Brewhardware were too large and I'm going to return them. They were good about it, as usual, and I ended up getting another piece of hardware from them for another project. I got the compression fittings from StainlessBrewing that will fit the...

I've been transferring for several years using a pump and 1/2" silicone tubing. My sparge tun is on a small table, lower and next to a larger table that holds my hot lauter tun and boil kettle; the pump is near the ground below the sparge tun. When I transfer hot wort from the sparge tun to the...

I always do 10+ gallon batches - especially since I switched to using tri-decoction method for brewing lagers. It's a very long day and I can't justify the time for brewing smaller batches. Besides - as long as you have the equipment, there's no real extra work involved. I fill my Blichmann...

I decided to try out the 3" coil since I'd like the convenience of attaching it to the corny keg lid that fits on top of the Blichmann 14G Fermenator. After some consideration I decided to go weldless using pass-through compression fittings from Brewhardware. They are currently out of stock but...