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Def a good price... I might be interested in a few pieces of it if you don't have any joy selling it as one lot. But I'll wait as it would be great to see all go to a brewer who wants/needs it all to get underway.

+1 for bakeware. Mrs hasnt even noticed its missing & ive had heaps of use out of it (font gaskets, washers, non-slip little foot pads glued on, etc). TKW

Bahahahahaha sharing the love :icon_chickcheers:

I've got a converted fire extinguisher (tube removed), 2kg. There was a table of calculations on here about how many corny kegs it would carb & dispense and after at looking at that I was more than happy with that size. It also fits on the compressor hump of my keezer and refills are ~$20 from...

Yip, you're spot on. I blocked the outlet on the regulator with my finger before confirming the purchase (2nd hand) to check the gauges worked...

Just so you know, with the STC-1000 you can set whatever temperature difference you like (as you have said) but you can also set a minimum cycle time. By that I mean you can choose anything from 1min to 10mins before the output (heat or cool) is active regardless of is your temperature reading...

Thanks all! Greatly appreciated. I am going to make the following changes: - Add some dark malt for balance. - The wort volume pre-boil should be reading 18L, not 10L - my bad, sorry. - Am going to reduce the UK crystal a fair bit. - Use a UK ale yeast (as I'm neither here nor there with...

Anyone? :huh:

Hi all, This is my first attempt at putting together my own recipe. Most of the beers I like already have cracker recipes in the database so I haven't bothered trying to change what isn't broke. This is for a Strong Ale - think Coopers Vintage in a way, but with some twists to hopefully appeal...

Hey chopdog, That there is what Lancer refer to as a "Pushloc" fitting. I have the same connectors on my font and tried to track down some of the shanks a few months back. Andale do not do them - unless your local has some secondhand ones from a font they have pulled out of a bar (and even then...

I have mine the keezer on the compressor hump, and although it is early days for the equipment, it is all running just fine. I also have an aluminium bottle, not steel... I was a bit concerned about moisture in the reg but so far I have had no issues. I too am keen to see if anyone has had any...

Those are all sweet set-ups! :beer:

I wasn't trying to say they are problem free (or even the best option) but to brand them as Made in China crap is perhaps a bit harsh. Same old story, someone with a bad experience will tell 10+ people (these days it's probably 100-1000+ care of the interweb), those with a good experience have...

:icon_offtopic: Just to clear something up... F&P fridges are NOT made in China. They do have a manufacturing plant in Thailand, which is a state of the art facility with lower warranty rates than the NZ assembled fridges. What you are getting is a well supported (often 24 month warranty)...

I got the last one they had in stock in the Richmond, SA store today and am itching to get it going... or maybe that is twitching... :blink: I missed the post that bbqs galore had them for $50, if thats the case I may have considered that and matching it up to a medium pressure adjustable reg...

A small snippet of info but info all the same... Dairy farmers feed brewers waste, lolly waste, spoiled veges (the higher the starch the better) to the cows for increased milk production along with other benefits... Maybe there is an arrangement to had with a farmer somewhere near you? ie. free...

AF, I used a White Knight rust primer as the base layer and then did a couple of light coats with their satin spray paint. Although my final coats were with a Hammer Finish silver (I think it was made my Rustoleum) - all of which I got from the green shed... After the rust primer layer I...

Raven, I'd be very keen! Would you accept a brew (down the track) made from the fruits of these rhizomes? As I've only just given AG my first nudge I'm pretty sure there is room for improvement... ;) That said it is early days for the brew and an appreciative set of taste buds is always welcome...

As much as i would like to give It a go myself I simply don't have time, and It isnt my place. The company who quoted said It was original, and the house is def early 1900s. there does appear to be another layer behind the ceiling that could be battens? The ceiling doesn't look like any...

Hey all, I'm just wondering if anyone out there is a plasterer or has a mate whom is one that can repair my ceiling???? As a fellow brewer I am sure you understand how one likes to sort small challenges without forking out a lot of $$$, well my new telephone cable is about to be one expensive...