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Might have to add to the bunnings list, its already expensive enough. Is there any adaptors i need? i already have a few spare ball lock posts and poppets

Hmm... picture 7 with having a ball lock post on a nylex pressure sprayer. That is not a half bad idea for cleaning jumper lines out without using co2.

I have a few questions, Is the battery inbuilt or you need a battery similar to the iSpindel? Will the shell hold the unit in place so its at the correct angle no matter what? and will it need to be calibrated like the iSpindel. Edit... Also @KegLand-com-au are you getting more of those grain...

Somewhat similar happened to me, with kegging i normally use the counterpressure method so i gassed my fermzilla to about 7psi, once all done i forgot to depressurise and took the retaining ring off and a loud pop and crash, the lid popped off and smacked into my shed roof. I use the stainless...

I never got that far down, all i had was a crappy Kogan all in one coffee machine my sisters husband got from kerbside recycling. It wasn't a bad machine just needed a little tlc. How much of an anti coffee snob i am, i prefer a cup of instant coffee over barista or pod coffee.

I wonder at what price point would it be cheaper to buy a chest freezer and retrofit into a keezer?

Ah fair enough... i have fallen down that hole before then i realised i am not a big fan of barista coffee, its too bitter for my linking.

May i ask why you would need a timer on a set of scales? not being snarky or anything. I have a set of woolies specials and they have a very annoying auto off function, i don't know how many times it has turned off on me while pouring grain into a bucket. I suppose thats what i get for using a...

The scary thing is that he is still commander in chief until Jan 20th and there is no knowing what he could do in that time.

I think it were in Pennsylvania where a couple of Trump supporters got arrested for trying to deliver fake ballots, drove to the counting place in a Hummer loaded with Trump/Pence and MAGA bumper stickers and a QAnon hat and they were loaded to the teeth.

A couple of things i wouldn't mind, a nice mid range priced (i.e. $50) laser thermometer, ones i have seen are either expensive (at least for me) work tools or cheap chinese ones from Aliexpress which there is no guarantee to be accurate. Or something like your Wireless meat thermometer but...

It does seem a bit odd. The gauge can easily be replaced with one with a smaller range or a digital gauge once they become available.

IDK... thats what someone who wears a tinfoil hat would want us to think. I'm onto you.

So does my V3 35L Robobrew have the same pump in it as the newer Brewzilla range? I will take a video of my next brew with the whirlpool arm going.

Surely the US has a "sore loser" law just in case a petulant child like Trump digs himself in and refuses to leave.

I managed to snag a mini reg in the 10 minutes they were on sale and i thought i will take a few photos and give my initial thoughts. I haven't really done any thorough testing, i hooked it up to an old Sodastream cylinder and connected it to a mini keg and it worked really well for the little...

I use a hop spider to minimise hop residue, the couple of times i have used the whirlpool arm i haven't really noticed the remnants in the middle, its normally evenly spread on the Robobrews false bottom.

Aw mate that sucks. I will do, i might do a mini review and compare it to the other mini reg they used to sell.

Anyone here with a Robobrew or Brewzilla, have you used the whirlpool arm add on? I used it the other day with my Robobrew v3 but i personally don't think it did anything, you could see it trying to form a small eddy but the pump doesn't seem to have enough oomph to get any considerable...

They're available now... get in fast the last batch only lasted about 15 minutes. Edit... and they're gone.