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For local pickup only in Northern DE: 2-corny-style keg kegerator. Dorm fridge-style tower kegerator. Includes fridge, tower, taps, and handles. Liquid lines included, but need either good cleaning (and obviously sanitation) or replacement. You'll need a CO2 tank, regulator, and CO2 lines...

I've been looking through a lot of threads, but no one seems to show how the collar is attached to the main body of the freezer. What did you do for yours? I went with a 1 x 8 poplar collar and did a 2 coats of a dark (almost black) stain on mine, and it's looking really good so far. I've...

From the measurements I made (using 3 cutouts of the base of a keg), I should be able to fit 5 kegs in comfortably with 2 tanks (CO2 and beer gas), provided I have a 9" collar, though Im sure someone else who's converted it already can coraborate. :edit: without a collar, it should only knock...

I'm looking at buying the Kenmore 8.8 Cu Ft. chest freezer for a conversion, but wanted to know what the thing weighed. I can't find specs for that on their site, so was hoping someone else on here could help fill me in. I'm fairly certain it will fit in the back of my Subaru Forrester...

You want CO2... at least for most beers. Beer gas is nitrogen / CO2 mix, that is typically used for stouts (commercially it's used in Guinness, Boddingtons, etc)

If you don't mind my asking - where did you get the drip tray mounts? I checked a few of my regular supply shops, and didn't find any. Thanks

Pulling air from under and pushing through top. Seems to me it would kick up less dust and debris from the floor... Though obviously the setup could work either way

My first year hops are actually producing (and quite a lot too!) so this weekend I set out to make a hop-drying aparatus. When all was said and done, I spent $35 in addition to some other materials I had laying around. Stuff I had: 1 x 4"x4"x4' Screen Door screen (unused) wood glue wood...

2 layers of 2x4 with a screen between

hop dryer setup - fan on the 4x4s

2 4x4s with a screen for the fan to lay on

I also don't see any mention of a bottle capper. He wont need it till the end, but will need it to bottle the beer.

My winter warmer (1.088) I did 14 days/28 days/10 days for primary/2ndary/keg. Turned out great... id recommend longer than the 2-3 weeks you have proposed myself.

Brilliant! Since I usually et flatrate shipping getting 2 kits effectively saves 50% on shipping; the more kits the more you save!

What would you recommend for sealable test tubes? I don't have any wyeast vials andneed to store some.

Hmm. Those volumes seem high. Thats over a gallon of starter. Maybe its just me but that seems like overkill.

I started growing hops this summer and Im planning on reusing yeast for the first time in my next batch... what other cost saving measures have you implemented? I figure between those 2 I could save $10/batch or better (pending the amount of hops in a given batch) Thoughts?