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Damn I'm sure I've bought much smaller quantities from them in the past, but maybe the small fry stuff is too much trouble. After all they are a commercial producer, not a LHBS Sad though that I might have to buy from the UK in the new year when I plan on using these hops instead of local.

Do you really think OUR politicians are that switched on? After all we want free trade they say.

Whereabouts are you? Your profile says Sydney. A sack of grain to Sydney appears to be $38 you sure you didn't add 2 sacks? Shipping in Aus is very expensive though. I never understand why it's cheaper to get things shipped from China than it is from the other side of town.

Hole punch might work better but here's a link for a 48mm - plenty more on there https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/48mm-Durable-Stainless-Steel-Carbide-Tipped-HSS-Hole-Saw-Multi-Bit-Cutter/132199365828?hash=item1ec7b23cc4:g:cqoAAOSwCRRbJSJU:rk:20:pf:0 I've cut holes in kegs and thin walled pots and...

In the past I've just used step drills like this: https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/3pcs-HSS-Steel-Step-Cone-Drill-Titanium-Bit-Set-Hole-Cutter-4-12-20-32mm-AU-Ship/262501141458?hash=item3d1e498bd2:g:koIAAOSwgQdbsx87:sc:AU_StandardDelivery!3178!AU!-1:rk:8:pf:0 if my stuff wasn't packed away I'd help...

@Fleabag Have you sent that image to Kegland and asked for assistance - they will surely know which wire goes where. You could try sending to [email protected] and maybe cc to kee@ just for good measure. Even expensive stuff breaks sometimes, as long as they help you sort the issue then all...

Thanks folks I'll keep the grain simple and I have plenty of Saaz so I'll add those to about 25IBU Cheers

As some of you may know I usually do APA's and English styles. So bugger all idea on Belgians and the recipes I do have are for Dubbels and Tripels. However I have this WY3739 spinning up on the stirplate and basically looking for a simple and not too high ABV recipe to chuck it in. So I...

Oh that will work ok so long as you are drinking the beer in a couple of days. As the supplier says the counterflow is the way to go if you want to keep your beer for any longer. It really isn't that hard either I mean if I can do it :)

To save @KegLand-com-au the trouble I think the ebay description is a typo as if you count the plates in the image, it's 20 plate. The 20 plate will cool quite efficiently for small batches like 25l Plate chillers can NOT be dissembled to clean. You need to pump cleaners through them (I prefer...

Well yep that's a fine way to do it, should have included that in my reply. I always assume bottles to be glass because mine are :)

Well I think the counter pressure is probably the best way to go, and is pretty easy once you get the hang of it. Otherwise make sure that tube goes to the bottom of the bottle and transfer very slowly. When you say a beer gun you mean a Pluto? If so add tubing to go to the bottle bottom and...

If it gets sunlight put some shadecloth or a tarp to protect it. Mine sits in the garage (soon to be in a steel shed which will make the oven effect worse) and even though it might be 40C on really hot days it manages fine. If it's a dark colour - paint it white or as you said cover it in...

?? You plug the fridge into the cool side of the temp controller. You don't need to mess with the fridge wiring. The Inkbird 308 is as plug and play as you'll get. The Inkbird 1000 needs to be wired up first.

Nice info Mark - added to my huge brewing folder :)

Best way to search this forum is go to Google and do site:aussiehomebrewer.com <space> whatever you are looking for. The search here is less fruitful. Oh and welcome to the forum :)

the helix does help keep the trub where it should be and doesn't clog up as easily as a little mesh filter.

Doh! now I've got the Frozen song playing in my head.That's just cruel :)

Hmm question 1 is a bit tricky, are you planning on using higher than normal temps or just normal? For ales I normally leave them no pressure for 3 days then slowly raise up to 10psi fermenting at normal temps If you're trying to speed things up and using higher temps you may want to raise that...

Was hoping for $15 but shipping is a killer. Don't know how these guys do it. https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/1-2-4pcs-45cm-304-Stainless-Beer-Filter-Homebrew-Spider-Wine-Coffee-Hops-Filter/202442006538?hash=item2f227be00a:m:m14eckx5c05wvhPqmN935TQ:rk:31:pf:0 {hint}