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you want the 64mm OD ferrule (often called 2") they fit nicely on A type kegs with a shaved silicone seal (shave off the ridge on one side of the seal) 64mm to 1/2 bsp is a little tricky to find punkin @ stilldragon have some he also has a 64mm to a 1" bsp

agreed and have ordered the right seals i had everything else except the LS post seals and wanted to pressure test for holes random searching the shed found a temp fitting seal

i just picked up 2 X 23L myttons / Schweppes kegs $50 each to increase my head space for some more pressure kegmenter options :group: # the lifesaver / post seals on the posts were stuffed but CO2 regulator -> gas bottle seals fit !! it let me get them cleaned out and pressure tested :p

no toes / safety thongs / dressing gown in the pic ?

consider soldering the plugs on to get better connections and a little less heat if they are splade plugs you could also upgrade the size of the wiring urns are IMO designed to cycle that allows components to cool off a little of course get a qualified person to do the work remove spade...

the solution i copied for chuck key loss issues and the old grinder disc tool...

+1 Ozito Spade dont run it backwards in a grain mill the torque it drives could upset the earths rotation.... :) Fricken powerful drill for the price, i have use it to drill plenty of holes in all sorts of stuff and run my mill I use a spider coupling to join it to the mill

i have a brigalow GB in a keg right now sadly it's pretty crap IMO, thought i would give a Brig-a-go for the $12 it costs very sweet and not very gingery, i actually thought it stalled and thats why it may be sweet but.. I prefer the morgans one for a kit

Sunday night keezer ? Brisbane cheap at $30 https://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/hendra/miscellaneous-goods/fisher-paykel-deep-freezer-164l/1166209609 Fisher & Paykel Deep freezer 164L $30.00 Negotiable hendra Seen better days but still works. Perfect bait freezer or backup freezer.

don't kiss the locals, find some backpackers instead...

if you hit a "hot wort no chill keg" with some co2 once you fill it would you negate the vacuum effect?

lol when i googled Easter egg packaging

what temps are you peeps fermenting ales at under pressure ? i am still using +-17 droid do u have a 19'c shed...?

are you having male plugs for power in on 240V on those scockets? If yes that seems like a death trap and i think you should swap to female sockets !! that said nice looking build edit (iec would work better, as said below)

Large home brewing vessels - home brew beer $650.00 Chermside West, QLD https://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/chermside-west/other-home-garden/large-home-brewing-vessels-home-brew-beer/1163579320 5 semi-commercial brewing vessels - variety of shapes and sizes. From approximately 165 litres to 430...

2x a 2x b 2x c gives me the most options for a range of uses

i sometimes point a pedestal fan at the coils / motor of my ferment fridge when crashing down from 20 to 3. i hate feeling the hot sides of newer fridges in summer .... makes a massive difference to the cooling ability of the said fridge IMO I might be my imagination but it lets the fridge...

i like the A type spears as you can easily cut off the security tab to make the spear easy it get in and out for me i find using the A type coupler as a tool to tighten the spear in and out an easy method as i have not made a proper keg tool.... the coupler is on there when i let the gas out so...

well this one is on with the M-Jacks M02 yeast, next one i will reuse some us-05 i reckon 10L apple and 4L Apple / Black current as an experiment in taste I drank the last one off the yeast cake in the keg after pressure fermenting cold crashing etc no drama and when it blew there was very...

I am just about to do a corny ferment of some cider under pressure and was wondering if i used some yeast cake from an ALE what would it be like ? This one i am using cider yeast but also have some yeast cake about to be thrown out... Normally the yeast cake would have been cube hopped and...