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Herc - one other thing you could try is raising the height of your burners. I run my bg14's at 3.5" below flat bottom kettles.

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How do I find out more about those plastic cask things you're using?

Thanks for posting this! I have a similar setup and also had trouble fitting the keg on top with the quick disconnects. I'm going to use your solution.

Really nice man. Copper looks classy. I'm stealing your pc fan mounting idea too! So simple.

Jealous of that amazing sink!

Duce - new setup looks great! How is the sink with disposal/lift pump working out? I'm looking to install something similar. Does the disposal allow you to dump grain?

Paulasaurus - I know this thread hasn't been updated in a while, but I saw your hop pergola on brewing TV and tracked down this thread. I want to build something similar. What did you use for lumber? Is that 4x4 legs with 2x6 on top? Did you bury the posts or use some sort of concrete foot...

Thanks for sharing this! Need to build a second stir plate. Sweet deals.

The slide out drip tray is slick. Did you chill the kegs as well? Or warm keg > jockey box > cold pint. Any foaming issues?

Ha! I didn't even think of that. Probably could save some time on the build that way.

Hi all, long time lurker, first time poster. Figured I'd share a project I did recently to serve some brew at a friends wedding. Couple of boxes built with 1/2" ply, and insulated with 1" rigid foam. Uses standard taps and beverage line length to keep serving pressure the same as my home...

Thanks! I've gone through about 3 tap handles, either splitting the wood or breaking the threaded insert with a screwdriver. Good to know about the T-wrench and forstner bits.

This, is awesome.

I was in a similar position with the brita taking forever. There's a diy project on the BYO website that solves this problem for about $15 in parts. Google "byo water filter". Filtered water from the kitchen sink at 2.5 gallons per minute!