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Mill is sold. Thanks everyone! Brian

Looks like Priority Mail will be $29.74 and Parcel Post will be about $20 ($18.07 plus a couple bucks for tracking). Brian

All, For the record, this grain mill is still available. Brian

I would say (and I'm guessing here) about 20-30 batches worth of use. The mill is packed in a box that is 20" x 17" x 8" and weighs about 10 pounds. Shipping from ZIP 32514. Brian

This is a "Grain Gobbler" mill, as sold by MoreBeer and Fermentap. At the heart of the mill are two 1.5" x 4" knurled rollers, which are adjustable through 10 pre-set positions for a uniform gap spacing. The rollers ride in bronze bushings and thus require no maintenance or lubrication. The mill...

Fermenter has shipped. Looks like RJP69 will be having a Merry Christmas! Thanks again everyone! Brian

Paid, picked, packed and shipped. Thanks everyone! Brian

Kettle is sold, pending shipment. Thanks all! Brian

Sold, pending payment. Brian

Hello All, I have a stainless steel conical fermenter that I'd like to sell. This is the CON630 from MoreBeer. It's a 12.2 gallon (10 gal batch size) fermenter with both heating and cooling. It also features the rotating racking arm and clover clams on both the racking port and trub port...

Hello All, I have a 15 gallon Blichmann Boilermaker kettle that I'd like to sell. This will include the Brew-mometer and the included cleaning brush and allen key provided with the original kettle. Photos available on request. It's located in Pensacola, FL. I'm willing to arrange...

Here's a story on the WRAL (the CBS affiliate in Raleigh, NC): http://www.wral.com/news/local/story/9935697/ According to their story the 'holiday' only covers things like clothing, school supplies, computers & computer supplies and sports equipment. And it looks like there are dollar limits...

What are you quoting here? If that's Oregon State Law, it does not apply to the OP as he's in Kentucky. Brian

Wheat malt has no husk to act as a filter bed like barley malt does. Thus the addition of rice hulls to add some "filter media." I agree with Yooper, if your MLT drains that slowly you've got some other issue. I'd concentrate on figuring out what that is and correcting it, rather than rigging...

I had a Bayou Classic burner (it was a gift) that served me well for several years. It handled boiling my five gallon batches just fine. But when I moved to 10 gallon batches it showed it's weaknesses. I'd collect wort from the mash which would be at about 140 degrees by the time I was ready...

Does the fitting on top of the keg look like this? If so it's a sankey keg. Most of us use cornelius kegs, which have entirely different fittings. I've no idea how one would fill a sankey keg at home. Brian

Here you go. Brian

I don't know what the laws are like where you live, but my answer would be--buy a handgun. Brian

I have a 15 gallon Blichmann (for 10 gal batches) and I love it! For five gallon batches I'd get a kettle that holds at least 8 gallons--preferably 10. Brian

Potato...po-ta-to. Either way, the sales volume that they may, or may not, lose wouldn't be worth spending their lobbying dollars on. They're far more concerned about taxes, labor issues, fuel costs, etc than they are about home brewers. Look at it this way. Craft beer drinkers are only...