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I got around this by taking a length of 7/16" beverage tubing (gas line) and cutting a slit the entire length. Then I put it around the circumference of my false bottom to make a "gasket". Makes a tight fit. I know I'm using the tubing for something for which it it was not intended, but I'm...

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Here's a link to the grommet page. I used the snap-in grommets. They have many sizes available. Just pick the size you need. The temp probe grommets were snap-in too. Just smaller. McMaster only keeps two years of order history on their website so I don't know exactly what size I ordered...

$22 for a 12 oz 2009 Dogfish Head World Wide Stout in 2011. I know this isn't beer, but back in October, I went on a business trip and made the mistake of going to the hotel bar. I offered to buy a round for everyone and we ordered 6 grey goose vodka tonics. The total was over $120. I had...

Back in the 90s, I ruined Alanis Morissette's "You oughta know" for my wife with this little jewel...

I just finished refurbishing a fridge exactly like this one. I got it for free and plugged it in and let it run for a day and it worked well. So I tore it all apart, cleaned and painted it. I just got it back together last night and plugged it in. After 45 minutes it was down to 37*. When I...

It's Kal's excellent design from his site. Here is a link. http://theelectricbrewery.com/heating-elements?page=7 All I did was change how you get power to the element Casey

I updated my post with some pictures. Then I realized, it wouldn't bump the update. So now, I'm replying...

I did this with my boil kettle. You can use Kal's element design and just change a few things to achieve what you want. First, you need to use an extension ring for the two gang wet location box that protects the end of the heating element. Home Depot carries them...

Here is where I ordered mine: http://www.emtmedicalco.com/REGULATORS-FLOWMETERS-YS-TS-FITTINGS_c8.htm Pick the one you has the connector and flow rates you need...

http://www.harborfreight.com/portable-utility-pump-65836.html

No, the pipe at the bottom of each conical is a yeast catcher. The catchers hold 3 quarts and work surprisingly well. I've even done a lager in there and it turned out well. The shelves each conical sits on do pull out so you can take them out easily. My uncle owns a winery and has...

Built from a floral cooler taken out of a Kroger store. Three 60 gallon full-drain conicals.

If you even think you might like bluegrass music, go to the Station Inn.

I don't know if it is close to where you mentioned, but I can vouch for Against the Grain's beer. Very creative and tasty. I also can't vouch for the food personally, but I've heard it's good. http://www.atgbrewery.com/ Casey

If you are going to be around the airport, check out: http://www.cautionbrewingco.com/ I was just there on Friday and sampled three very tasty and unique beers. Two thumbs up! Also, you can kill two birds with one stone by visiting http://www.drydockbrewing.com/ and http://thebrewhut.com/...

We were sitting in front of the bar munching on two "things" of popcorn. :)

That is a great little place. I saw Town Mountain at the Station Inn on January 11. It was so relaxed, low-key, and awesome. That's how I like to listen to live music.

Here's a link to a little festival in my town: http://rompfest.com/ Try and get there if you can. It's a fantastic time. If you can make it, let me know. We'll have an HBT meetup!

If you have two nuts that will fit the nipple, you and put them both on the free end and then with some narrow pliers, unscrew only the nut closest to the valve. I've done this many times. For this to work, you can only put the wrench on the inner nut. Here's a pic to demonstrate.