Mine arrived Monday for what it's worth.
What came in the mail for you today?
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shoengine
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Bought a pulley of Amazon for my mill. Measured it wrong. I was going to shim it, but the fit and finish on this pulley isn't doing it for me.
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New chiller Coolossus - Passivated Stainless Steel Counter Flow Chiller Heat Exchanger
Not happy with the placement of that one weld.
Not happy with the placement of that one weld.
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Great minds. Just got 10 feet of 1/2 id silicone hose for transferring from the fermenter to the bottling bucket.
elproducto
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Got a replacement PRV for my spunding valve, hopefully it fixes it.
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Didn’t come in the mail, but I guess I technically emailed the order. Birthday next week and football draft the week after. Wife talked me into opening my wallet to buy beers for the occasions.
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Got my Aston hand pull from Harry Mason. Last element for my cask project. Will post the finished project
in about a month.
Beer Viking
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My first food grade silicon line and clamps! I'm almost ready to brew my next batch!
Beerstein
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A 100’ of kuriyama reinforced hosing finally came in. I’ve been waiting 5 weeks for it, to only find out I ordered the wrong size. 
crazyjake19
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Another floating dip tube w/ filter. Brewing a NEIPA tomorrow and fermenting in a keg.
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My custom-made Spike 15-gallon brew kettle with a steam condenser lid, tri-clamp fittings, and all the accessories. Everything arrived in excellent condition, especially after submitting the drawing approval only 3 days prior. Talk about super fast fabrication, shipping and delivery OMG wow! Spike certainly exceeded my expectations of perfection. Looking forward to brewing many batches of homebrew with this quality equipment!
hout17
Crush it REAL Good
Excited! Perlick 650SS Flow Control
My f**king new freezer was supposed to be delivered by Best Buy between 1:30-5:30. I received no less than three reminders on email and text.
A little before noon I received an email and text requesting that I schedule an appointment for delivery!!!
The assh*les knew at 7AM that a “route” was eliminated (read the f’ing driver didn’t show up and they waited 5 hours to tell me!!!!
Next available delivery is Friday. 7 AM. They better f’ing show up!!
A little before noon I received an email and text requesting that I schedule an appointment for delivery!!!
The assh*les knew at 7AM that a “route” was eliminated (read the f’ing driver didn’t show up and they waited 5 hours to tell me!!!!
Next available delivery is Friday. 7 AM. They better f’ing show up!!
hout17
Crush it REAL Good
Sorry to hear that may the beer gods have mercy on you.
Birthday gift from my wife. The rabbit hole just went deeper…
I’d love to hear what you think of that after you use it a few times. I’m considering one myself.
You’ll love kegging. One tip right from the start… lengthen that liquid hose on that picnic tap or we’ll be hearing from you in the bottling and kegging forum wondering why your pours are so foamy.
On topic—
New IPA glasses
Well… you were talking about a rabbit hole?
For typical vinyl tubing like what’s supplied with your setup, a good rule of thumb is a MINIMUM of 1 foot of 3/16” ID tubing per psi on your regulator. Most beers will be kept at approximately 12 psi +/- depending on your carbonation preferences. If you’re serious about upgrading, I’d suggest 4mm EVABarrier tubing. There is even a new picnic tap design available if you still want to keep things simple. With the EVA, you can reduce line length to 6-8’ because it has such a small ID, which creates more resistance. You can post any questions you encounter in the kegging forum or PM me and I can do my best to help you further down the hole.
https://www.morebeer.com/products/hand-held-beer-faucet-duotight-compatible-stem.html
The only line length calculator you need is: Determining Proper hose length for your Kegerator
But, as @camonick mentioned, The EVA Barrier tubing doesn't require the lengths that others do. You could adjust the "e" variable to adjust for it though.
This showed up today on my porch from @3 Dawg Night
Everything was in perfect condition and I have them in the beer frig cooling.
Everything was in perfect condition and I have them in the beer frig cooling.
Lactic acid for pH leveling and potassium bicarbonate for the seltzer I'm going to do either tomorrow night or this weekend. Talk about a rabbit hole...the more I get into reading about hard seltzers and the "best" ways to brew them the more stuff I seem to need. Also five pairs of cheap reading glasses since they seem to go the way of the wind around here. Embarrassed to admit I need them at only 54 (I'm still young! I remember high school!! Kinda....) but the print on the manifests I use at work keeps getting smaller and the monitor screens can only be moved so much closer to my face. Also the tattered copy of 2015 BJCP guidelines I keep next to my "desk" in the brewery...was that 5.5% or 9.5%ABV?
Email counts as mail, right? Got my Ward Labs water report. Happy to see it wasn’t too far off from the guesses I had made using what data I could get from the city. Confirmed that I only really need some gypsum and calcium carbonate when I use my filtered water.
I've only used it once but "Wow"! My old mill was such a PITA the past few months. The MM blew through 16# in no time. Nice, fine crush.New Mill, 3 Roller Mighty Mill!
Love'm. Got 4 myself.
