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I made my own bench out of timber with a sheet of particle flooring from Bunnings for the top and went to my local Sheet metal dealer with some measurements of the top and he folded a sheet of strainless to suit.

I have used cheapyeast twice now and found the service and delivery excellent. The yest comes packaged in a CD and Photo Mailer and takes about 3 days from order from Miranda NSW to Maitland NSW.

So just drop into the Keg?

So what would be the best way to add vanilla and in what part of the brew. I recently added vanilla paste to a Vanilla Milk Stout and and was disappointed with the result.

I have a 50l Guten and have tried the false bottom . What I do if it's any use is don't use the false bottom. Boil at 2200 watts. I get some slight discoloring on the bottom at this level but is easy to clean. I tried just throwing the hops in but found that this flattened the cone to much when...

I also have had trouble with the tube splitting and have had to rejoin it . I have had the same problem with the floating dip tube in corny kegs.

Same happened to me. I cut some short strips of duct tape and attached them to the bottom and side. I reckon it is stronger than the glue.

I looked through 15 pages of Stainless Steel Handles and got no results. Sooo where are they hiding?

Speaking of lids, would it be possible to manufacture your pet products with same size lids so that the thermowell would fit on all the fermenters. Also how about some built in pet handles like the juniors fitted to the 30 lt Chubby.

I agree they definitely need handles. I was cleaning my chubby out yesterday sloshing with about 5lts of Stellar Clean when the bottom fell off and managed to bounce on the floor. It is now stuck on with Gaffer tape. First brew. At least it did not burst or crease.

I Agree with you Grmblz. I am using the fkj's for kegs at the moment, not enough head space for some of my brews and have purchased a Chubby. I BIAB and gravity feed from my urn to the chubby on the floor then find it heavy and awkward to lift the Cubby back to the bench. I also agree that the...

Thanks for all the suggestions.

Thanks for the link.

Thanks for that. I noticed that Bunnings have a 25 lt drinking water drum that should do the job.

I was wondering how the KegLand 20 lt plastic cubes would go for grain storage.

I must have been lucky . Mine came on Wednesday and contained the Grain basket.

Thanks the seekerr for the time you have taken to explain in detail the answer to my question. I think I get the basic idea. and practice will make perfect.

Thanks for all that info everyone and also the chart pauly.

Thanks for that

I Have a Coopers Draught ready to Keg after being in the Fermzilla for the past 9 days. My first try with the Fermzilla I have managed to keep it at an average temp of 23 Deg and the pressure between 10 and 12 psi. My question is what sort of pressure should I apply to the keg for carbonation. I...