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With Grain and Grape I heard that Kegland have bought their brewery and rights to their FWK so I expect the answer is yes. Maybe they can confirm or correct any misunderstandinig.

I'd be keen on stainless top and sides and possibly back. I want to sit the kegerator on our back deck in a rather prominent location, so being "shiny" helps and makes it easy to wipe down etc. I would be very keen for any improved electrical efficiency too, being able to seal off the second...

Hi @KegLand-com-au I am just wondering if there are any plans in the works for a X.1 Stainless Plus kegerator? ie This but stainless top and sides Series X PLUS - Base Unit Keg Fridge

I've been thinking about getting a TIG myself for both stainless and aluminium, the recently released new tig from unimig looks interesting and around your budget... RAZOR TIG 200 AC/DC Welder | UNIMIG Welding Supplies

This was the link 100mm 5/8 All Thread Shank (with Black Plastic Collar and 5/8 nut) - KegLand not sure if it helps you though

Yeah, looking further into it, it seems the website update was pretty recent (last day or so)

It looks like they sent an "Account Activation" email that should migrate the old account details, but I have not received the email. I searched Spam etc, but if it was sent more than 30days ago it would have been auto deleted. @KegLand-com-au Is there a way to get the account activation email...

I haven't looked into this, but just reading your response it did trigger a thought... Could you have different configuration sets that are used depending on whether the temp probe is internal RTC or Pill? ie If switching between temp the measurement source the active set of relevent settings...

A while ago I bought a submersible pump with the intention of using it to wash my beer lines, I finally got around to looking at it. I had been putting it off as I assumed that I would need to buy some other "stuff" to get something functional.... it turns out when working out what I needed to...

Thanks heaps, I am new to 3D printing (just got a X1C) so still getting a feel for what will and wont work. I need to knock up a design now.

Have you used the brass thread inserts for the tap handle thread? They appear to be designed for timber handles with a deep thread instead of the normal knurling. I am wondering if it is best to try and use them or try and tap/thread the plastic itself.

Hopefully an easy question for Kegland or those that have built a gas board using the mini-regulators... Is it worth putting a check valve on the inlet/manifold side of each regulator? I am thinking it might be useful if the bottle reg is disconnected and each reg is set to significantly...

If each product had a date it was added to the systm in the backend, you could check your user profile and see "new products since last time logged in". The user profile would only need to store the date that it was last checked. Or even just a simple "Show all products" ordered by "Date added"...

That is great to hear you have a new website on the way, I think it is a good decision. Based on recent purchasing experience can I make a suggestion? When sending the confirmation email use some kind of tracking that can prioertise handling of the any enquiries in relation to the order.nother...

Yeah, the website is a bit of a mess. I had issues where I couldn't proceed to checkout because I hadn't selected a payment method... But I wasn't able to select a payment method. As a consequence, the order I placed wsan't fully correct and the one item that should have been 4x was one off? I...

Or be able to order without a gauge at all, then order the desired gauge as a different SKU. It means having to assemble the reg and gauge, but that is less work than replacing the gauge anyway.

A friend and I were talking about slow cooked BBQ (American style) and it got me thinking... I wonder if you could use the RAPT platform for a low cost "holding oven". The are usesd to hold food at safe temps for extended periods of time, longer than can be done with a simple esky/cooler.

Personally I would prefer the stand *not* to be collapsible for safety reasons, I have the room so would prioritise the certainty that 50-100 litres of wort couldn't spill due to the stand folding or collapsing. I was planning on a making a stand (hadn't finalised design... or even really...

I have been going to make a stand like you describe, with the overhead lift as you mention. Anything I made would be from mild steel and one of the reasons I have not done it yet, stainless would be ideal. Some thoughts... * overhead lift is essential (for my use) * ability to collapse or fold...

As Electric Vehicles (EVs) become more prevalent there is a greater chance of people having a high current single phase outlet in the garage or near the garage. Seems like a good plan to be able to use the same outlet for brewing.