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commercially sold butane isn't exactly food grade and you will end up with some nasty crap in your extract.. if you don't burn your house down first. maybe try an ethanol extraction or steam distillation.

It's a Keg King as some have already guessed. I filed out a couple of stainless M20 flat washers then sit at the base of the thread against the shoulder, along with a silicon washer and supplied washer on the inside it makes reasonably snug fit. I haven't leak tested it yet but anyway... I...

You gotta think that it is strange that a well known supplier of brewing equipment and fittings is supplying an incompatible nut/washer and thread combination packaged together. I bought it because I assumed a weldless thermometer should be *****-proof. Before today I didn't even consider that...

As with anything to do with building your own brew rig. I would probably rather just make it work than to deal with returning / getting a replacement. But yeah, I still can't get my head around why tapered thread would be used for this or why it should even exist in the first place.

Thanks guys, to me It just feels wrong, the washer they supplied doesn't fit to the base of the thread and the nut only fastens half way down. So to make it work i need to file out the inside of the washer, pack it out with more of my own washers and tape the hell out of it. Whoever invented...

seems like stainless to me, not worried about that. Here's a hint the red lines are parallel

Hi guys, not a trick question, I just need a second or third opinion. So what's wrong in this picture? Cheers *edit: grammar

Be a canary in the coal mine, put your tastebuds on the line, brew a batch and let us all know the results. How bad could it be?

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It's just a robobrew malt pipe but instead of attaching legs to the bottom I added stainless brackets as arms to suspend it, so it's like a hop spider but it's a malt pipe, hence "malt spider"

Upgraded Crown 40L, now with added temp control and recirculation also featuring "malt spider" malt pipe.

what are you doing with the lupulin dust Dans? are you going to just sprinkle it over a beer as dry hop for extra aroma? i had a friend who used to make hash by pressing his kif in cigarette wrapper cellophane under the leg of a bed or table, it might work with lupulin..

Just bottled a batch, catching a buzz off a (half) decent homebrew,while eating home made spring rolls and watching a storm slowly roll in from the west. edit: spleling

all yours for only 100 low payments of $39.50. although i wouldnt say no if someone wanted to buy one for me.

Bottling Day comes around and I still haven't got a bottle tree yet, so what did I do? I flipped the basket drawer of my wife's undies on to the floor, instant bottle draining rack, problem solved! (one problem anyway, I better go pick up her bras before she gets home) I did buy these baskets...

Got literally couple of handfuls from my first year cascade and less from my chinook. I used a few fresh hops I had to scatter around a beer for a photography comp on instagram and won a case of beer! so not a total loss. till next season.

I will just be using it with my crown 40L urn, I've been pretty busy lately so haven't even had a chance to use it yet.

She may be alienating her voters, they like XXXX because they can spell it.

It was just one of the 1st gen ones, was 60$ plus delivery to syd. dimensions are ~ 250mm x 440mm. its all one piece with the bottom fixed. the holes are 2mm i believe, i have a 2$ kmart splatter guard i may trim to sit in the bottom. edit: i did see a guy selling them on fleabay also. 69$ +...

I bought a robobrew malt pipe from keg king after emailing them. ended up cheaper after cost of cooking pot and tools etc and will do the job... for now,