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Standard Drill bits for the pilot holes. I went and bought a pack of two step bits for the larger holes. I believe they cost $12 at Harbor Freight. If I remember correctly there is an X brace in there that runs corner to corner. The only other thing to take into consideration is the...

I took a regular bit drilled through both the inner and outer together. Then took a step bit and drilled them separately. I did take it apart first to ensure I wasn't going to hit one of the braces inside. Don't over engineer it.

I looked at all the threads with custom paint and decided to keep it original and vintage. Picked up the fridge on CL for $125, the taps with pulls and stems on ebay for $20 and couldn't be happier with the end result.

No issues with condensation. Prior to this I didn't know how to weld either. Thru trial and error and several hours of grinding I ended up with something I can be proud of. Search for the ladder brew stand. Some guy built a nice rig out of an old wooden ladder. I'll get some better...

Southport area, parents still live there, I fled for warmer climates as soon as I could.

My original blueprint (the one in my head) had the valve about 6 inches above the base of the MT. Functionally that is a better position. I moved it down to allow the pipe to flush mount to the vertical tube.

The frame is 14ga 2" square steel tubing. It's all cut out of one 24' piece. I think it cost $25 and the local metal yard. I noticed you have the Solider's & Sailor's Monument for an avatar. I grew up in Indy.

This is my version of the simple 3 tier stand. 8 gallon HLT, 10 Gallon MT cooler, 11 gallon BK. Not having to lift 170 degree water over my head....priceless. Note: plastic tubing plugs will melt.

Check out http://homebrewcollective.com They are downtown Dallas.

I like everything about this, so much so I went out an bought a 24' length of 2" sq 14ga tube. One question how is the heat transfer between the HLT, BK and the MT? The reason I ask is I'm thinking about an inline (plastic) water filter on the back side of the vertical tube. Nice work!

It's a Lowe's Igloo style with a Northern Brewer false bottom. I'm willing to trade for a nice keg that can be polished out. I'm not wild about shipping this thing, local DFW please. Bring trades for anything homebrew related.

MaxOut your setup brought a tear to my eye. I've known for some time the stainless table was the way I was going. Your setup confirms that. Well done sir.

I check this website pretty regular. The possibilities are endless for brewing. They've got a couple of steam jacketed kettles up right now. Enjoy http://www.aacbid.com/cgi-bin/mncal.cgi?advauct

I came across these on Craigslist. Great price http://dallas.craigslist.org/ftw/for/2921136079.html

I'm new fairly new to brewing but I've caught the bug. I've got several 5 gallon batches under my belt, a pale ale and a bitter aka the Duchess. Now I find myself looking to upgrade my brew pot. Ideally I'm looking at a ball valve with a silencer, thermometer, and site glass. I would like...