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First Poster has purchased. Thanks

Selling my Stainless Steel counterflow knockout heat exchanger for homebrew. It is the model that adventures in homebrewing used to sell. Stainless Steel coil for wort and inner coil for cold water. Each outlet is a 1/2 npt for wort and the water is standard garden hose fittings. Recently got a...

should probably include, my shipping zip is 45242

merry xmas price drop. $325 plus shipping.

price reduction. $400.00 plus shipping

yup, i can ship it. Fedex quick quote says roughly 60 bucks which sounds about right to 27705 zip code fedex home delivery.

Still available. In Cincinnati

Hello I am selling my stout tanks 7.3 gallon stainless conical fermenter. I am upgrading to a bigger size. I have had this guy for 2 years and it has done about 15 brews. It has some scuffs and marks on the outside from use but is spotless inside and works great. Included is the fermenter, 2 tri...

I just caught a glimpse of this thread and ordered some designs from bottle mark myself. thanks for suggesting. Very easy to use site especially if you have some other photo processing program to make some fine details in the designs

Oh and also, as long as you've got the tools (hole saw to cut the holes for the shanks) other than the freezer and optional collar, and thermostat controller, that kit has everything youll need. Keg tubing is extremely tight but couldn't hurt to get hose clamps at your hardware store. Also keg...

Looks like that first learntobrew link is the best deal mostly because of the 3 head regulator. They can get pretty expensive by themselves and it looks like they are knocking off the cost a lot by including it in the kit. Personally I would splurge and get that. Bc eventually you might want to...

Ouch. Yeah it's like learning to drive a car. Eventually all of the steps become second nature. My first brew was underwatered, infected (I thought PBW was sanitizer), and bottled too early. I had about 4 people take a sip and say it wasn't their favorite and then just pour it down the drain...

Should be fine. I just put in a 220 cfm and it works perfectly. Sucks up all of the steam. 240 should work great

I've made a good snpa replica in the past with Columbus for bittering and then cascades. But cascade by itself should be fine w/ that schedule

Hey man. From my experience, 3-7 days is just a guideline. Yeast can sometimes do whatever it wants. Just wait till all activity has completely stopped and you get a low gravity read. I just did an AG batch that even with a yeast starter took 16 days in primary

Awesome answer Jeff. Thanks. The whole purpose of having the GFCI would be more worry free safety so cutting corners wouldnt be worth it. I'll have to get some better electrician estimates for putting in a dedicated breaker. He was padding himself for time I think (6 hours to put in a breaker...

I am in a similar situation as the original post. I want to GFCI protect my dryer/brewery outlet, which is currently a 3 prong with no ground. I got an estimate from an electrician to install a GFCI breaker in the box, run the new 10/3 wire w/ ground to the outlet and convert it to a 4 prong...

Thanks for the replies. I suppose I need to look at kal's instructions closer and adapt it for what I am planning to do. Building the herms seemed a heck of a lot harder than it was also.

Correct, I do/plan on continuing to do the same thing. What I am looking to do is pretty similar to Kal's, minus the voltage/amp readouts, and just using different receptacles for the pumps. Is it just me or when looking at the interior of Kal's it looks pretty complicated? I'm seriously...

I'm looking to build a control panel for my electric HERMS brewery. I'm currently using a basic model from high gravity and would like to have something a little more advanced and I really enjoy DIY projects. Unfortunately, I have no idea where to start. I've been searching the forums and have...