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Never used it bought it and decided to go another route. Well built unit! Non led. 60 bucks shipped Charles

Smack pack swelled. I used starsan. Wasn't totally air dried but I'm talkin maybe drips of diluted sanitizer mAy of gotten in

It was my first time rehydrating. I thought the temp was ok but maybe I didn't wait long enough prior to stirring? Yeasts had good dates. Gravity was not on the exact mark. Just a smudge higher, nothing crazy

Thanks for all the replies! I was able to find a fermentation fabrication company here in Santa Rosa to weld it back together for me! And the best part...they didn't charge me!

hope I win!

First time yes. Not the second though

Help! So I brewed this the other week...all went well. Rehydrated and pitched the Nottingham. Waited three days and no fermentation. Gravity reading was literally the same. Re-pitched with 1968 smack pack yeast and three days later nothing! Gravity the same! Wtf!? Temp is around 65/66

I was thinking about just boring out the Hole with a step bit and putting in a weldess bulk head

Wish I could take it back but it was a Craigs list deal :/ definitely American next time

Hey guys. I picked up a Chinese made conical fermenter from another home Brewer and unfortunately one of the welds are leaking that connect to a coupling!! Lame! Any suggestions on how to go about fixing? Take it to a shop? Thanks

Sorry, yes 1/2 inch

Brand new two compression bulkheads. 50 bucks shipped. Charles

Bump!

Cost of shipping would be around 30 bucks but I'll ship it for twenty if you want it.

I'm in California. Not sure how much it would cost but let me look into it

Bought this from stainless brewing for a rims system I was going to build and decided not to go that route. You will need to re bend the ends. 50 feet 3/8 304 stainless. $50 plus shipping?

Hey all! Building a HERMS rig and received my 50ft Stainless 1/2in coil today in the mail. Unfortunately forgot to ask for two 90 degree bends in it. I don't have a tubing bender that won't collapse the tubing. Any suggestions as to how I can bend it? or which bender works (where I can return...

Good call here. I do want to leave room for a possible heating element in the future besides gas. The could should be totally submerged at all times correct? Thanks for the replies Sent from my iPhone using Home Brew

Yes. The coil is flexible and I also plan on 10 gal batches in a 15.5 gal vessel. Just wondering what others have done with their keggles Sent from my iPhone using Home Brew