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About 320L in fermenters cubes and kegs

If anyone is keen or miss out on the S/S rollers i can make some for similar price. Stagger

Yes the beers are great, Richard is the head brewer and you wouldn't find a nicer bloke, he will answer any questions that you through at him or for that matter give advice if you ask. We a lucky here in Canberra Richard and the former head brewer another Richard are both active members of our...

Same as Doc i skim at the start of the boil then all is ok never had a boil over that way. Only time i had a boil over was when i didn't skim. Stagger

I had one time at band camp: At one of our meetings I had a new member come and give me a try of a stout he had made, and it was crap, it was a really badly made kit stout. I was very tactful and could see he was very proud of his achievements so all I could say is that I am not a big fan of...

If you decide to get rid of them there is a brewer here in Canberra that only uses pin lock and I am sure he would be interested. Stagger

Sorry, what I was trying to say is when I enter a comp I use normal glass bottles, however having talked to some brewers about Carbonation or lack of it. They suggested switching to the plastic bottles (coppers style), so when they are carbonated they go hard. On the other hand I also have heard...

Has anybody had any problem using the plastic (coppers) style bottles for comps. In Particular oxidation problems. Stagger

Boys Have a look at the Canberra Brewers web site, come along to our meetings Col can tell you more about that, being a member of our club you get a 10% discount at his shop. We have a lot of outstanding brewers within our club and always ready to help. One of our members is in the process of...

All the above I use this 2042 yeast all the time, with lagers you need around twice the viable yeast than Ales, the rule of thumb for me is step it up till I think I have enough then step it up one more time. Lagers need heaps of VIABLE yeast, its almost impossible to over pitch for lagers in...

YES Both have 14 threads per inch however the NPT screwing into a BSP fitting will be a little loose (not to bad through) just use more thread tape. The two difference are the thread angle NPT is 60 deg and BSP is 55 deg and there are some small differences in the major and minor dia sizes...

Altstart Spot welding does not need electrodes it relies on the electrical current between the to copper ends. I make a Hopp sieve for my boiler and i roll s/s mesh and then spot weld it together works fine. Stagger

I have 3 only Stainless handles left, i made heaps for the bulk buy and am left with 3 if you are interested PM me let me know we can come up with a deal. Stagger

Good to see that you are buying first and not missing out again. :) :) :) Stagger Have a good one Merry Christmas Stagger :super:

I manage in a manufacturing workshop and to buy this sort of thing you need to buy the sheet, however you might try to ringing or better still go around and see if any workshops have any off cuts this would be the most cost affect approach and it is the season of giving Stagger

Merry Christmas to you all I will have a glass charged, until I fall over. I have got a lot out of the site over the last year to that I say THNK YOU one and all. Have a safe one Stagger

Get a brass or stainless plug and silver solder it in

Jye YOU HAVE TO MUCH TIME ON YOU HANDS Very funny

I have one and been using it for 12 months and a pre water chiller before my immersion chiller it works a treat. They only have a small tank so I turn it on about 15mins before I use it, connect my hoses and of it goes. First you need to re-plumb it to suit your needs, take out the thermostat...

The chuckle meter went up to red Keep it up very funny