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Made some beer labels to attach to the faucet handles. I plan on just using 3m wall hanging strips so I can change them around as needed. To make some of these I split a copper pipe I had laying around and the flattened it with a hammer, 3 of them I bought some bracelet blanks off of etsy. I...

I spray painted all the piece separately with the threads taped off. When I assembled it, I just hand tightened all of the pieces and then used a rubber mallet to tighten the elbows until they were lined up correctly. The shanks I used were just some 4 inch ones I had laying around, there was...

Not sure since I've never actually seen a glycol setup in person, but I would imagine there would be room since those are 2" diameter pipes. However, I'm just planning on insulating the lines

Almost finished up with a 2 tap tower made with 2" galvanized pipe. About $30 worth of fittings and I already had the faucets and handles from another tap box. I spray painted the pipe with some antique bronze paint, but it just looks black from more than an inch away :)

bump any ideas?

I had the same problem and started using the Damprid mentioned above. Works great no more condensation.

I have 2 3-gal and 5 5-gal, I could definitely use a few more

I'm in

Just wondering because after putting their recipe into Beersmith I get an IBU of 42.7 and an SRM of 8.9. This IBU is way outside of the BJCP standard and from the info I can find online, Smithwicks has an IBU of close to 20. Also the recipe only has 2-row, 90L and 60L crystal. I would think...

And here's the proof...:mug:

+ 5 gallons of blonde ale = 608

So, just finishing up my last keg of this stout, just thought I would add a comment for the others like me that don't have a stout tap or nitro available. I'm not sure where I heard this orginally, probably on a forum somewhere, but to get that creamy head I fill the pint glass about 1/2 to 3/4...

One more for you

I sometimes get some gunk stuck in my sight glass if i don't rinse it right away, but found that a beer line brush works great.

22519.5 + 5 gallons Cream Ale + 5 gallons Dry Stout = 22529.5

+ 5 gallons of Two Hearted clone = 19,472

Not much more info but at least it's in English: http://inventorspot.com/articles/feeling_blue_japans_got_beer_29460

+1 - that is a great kit

5 gal ESB 16206 + 5 = 16211

They do make white food coloring but it'll probably never get any whiter than a caramel cream color and you would probably have to add a ton just to get it to that. I think it would be worth it to try on a couple test glasses of beer.