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Thanks. Anything heavy on the shelf will tip it over as it stands now.

Looking for suggestions to secure this sink. The mirror and TV are coming down. I was either thinking frame a cabinet around it or just bolt it into the wall. Thanks

https://www.ssbrewtech.com/products/brew-cube-valve-tree-manifold?_pos=13&_sid=e0e4c0c88&_ss=r

It was available this week but sold out pretty fast

Reply from SS Brewtech: 1. On the HLT, there is a valve on the kettle, so it wouldn't be a huge deal. Just close it off when you aren't using it and it will be fine. You could always add another valve if you prefer. 2. This example doesn't have a valve on the bottom of the brew kettle, and...

Maybe someone here can help me understand their manifold setup. 1. No valve on the left pump input. Will there be issues with flow into the pump or will one shut off valve be fine? 2. No valves on the brew kettle? Will the manifold valves keep everything nice and closed during the boil? 3...

See attached wiring diagram. I bypassed the circuit board by removing the black (BL) wire (from external plug) from the relay attached to the circuit board. This removes all power to the circuit. Next I yanked the blue common wire (BL) from the same relay. If you connect these two, you’re...

I ran across a perfectly good Ice-O-Matic ice dispenser. I'm thinking if I turn it on w/out hooking up water, it'll still pump out cold air. My plan is to build a fermentation chamber with the ice maker on a pallet on the floor with insulated plywood walls around it. Has anyone seen one of...

By pulling the release valve

I just put 30 psi to seal the keg while it chills overnight. Tomorrow should I release the pressure and set the regulator to 10 for 2 weeks or can I leave the pressure on until done

I've always been a natural carb at room temperature for 2 weeks kind of guy. I'll put 30 PSI to seal the keg. Release the pressure and set regulator to 10ish for serving. I've noticed some of my IPAs lose their aroma/flavor after about a week in the keg and have read that force carb may limit...

I took a steel mailbox ($14), removed the front lid and cut out the back for ventilation. Mounted to frame.

When I stop the pump, the liquid start flowing back up into my mash tun. I just need to remember to close valve first, I just wasn’t expecting that to happen.

The backs are gone...and now so is the bottom. Maybe a stronger box would support it better but after a run through, I wasn’t happy with the support. The pumps are now mounted to the frame with the arches installed as covers. I probably would fare better with just rolling steel, but these were...

Strut Channel, High Pressure Burners, Chugger Pumps in Mailboxes

I made a Cinnamon/Vanilla Porter and the C/V overpower the beer. If anyone has experienced this problem, will it settle/blend over time or am I stuck with carbonated cinnamon juice?

I'm pleased. Just enough roast to make it stand out from an IPA.

Adding a hose to the end of the exhaust pipe works like a champ to drain the bucket. A good way to "change cycles" is to run the water out while adding new water from the hose.

. Thanks for the thread