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Had a good working weekend with my dad. Got all the trim on and electrical done. Now all that is left is get the epoxy on, pick up some bar stools, get the door on the end of the bar, and get all the wall hangings up. Hope you like.

If I had a leak wouldn't I be able to hear it? Even if it's just the slightest of leaks.

Since I have started kegging my homebrew I have had nothing but problems. This time I went downstairs to check the temp in the fridge and I see my co2 gauge is on zero. It's empty! How? This is my first beer in the keg and its been in for about a month or so. How long does a normal tank last...

Why did you go with 2 coils? Just for more surface area? Then you can have it in your HLT for your herms coil and then you put it in your BK to run cool water through it? How did you connect your 2 coils? Thanks

I heard that some guys use there herms coil as there wort chiller. Does anyone have pictures, sketchup, or explaination of how to do this? Thanks

Pictures!!!

I'll have to get a tube before I do my next brew. It's a nut brown ale with just a simple dry ale yeast.

This is where we are after 2 hours. What a mess

I believe 5/16" lines about 3' long. The PSI was at 16 to 18.

Boy I can't wait to hear the responses to this question :ban: but I couldn't think of another way to title it. This is my first beer in a keg and I have had all kinds of trouble with different matters. Now my problem is I'm getting about 3/4 glass full of foam and 1/4 beer. What can I do to get...

It is actually blowing the bung out not the airlock.

Hey Guys- So I have my beer in my fermenter and it keeps blowing off my airlock. What can I do. I took the lid off but it just blew the little plastic cup out. What can I do to keep it on?

Hey Guys- I'm kind of new to brewing and I've seen a few guys set up with a laptop to show there temperatures. I see they have there probe in the kettles. What do I need to do to get that? Is it a program? Thanks

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Mostly ales, I did a hefeweizen a while back, sipping on a rye pale ale at the moment. I've never heard of someone doing that but it's smart if it works. What do others think or prefer in a brew stand with one pump? I will use 1 pump until I get the money to get a second, which might be awhile...

So your saying that I could just build a single tier and then move the pump around? Pump from HLT to MLT then MLT to BK then sanitize and pump from BK to fermentor? Also, do people use the herms coil in the HLT and then switch it to the bk a lot? never heard of that but its a great idea

If I went with #2, how would I use gravity to get from my MLT to my BK if they are on the same tier. It would be gravity from the HLT to MLT and then pumped from MLT to BK. Appreciate the advise on looking forward to save more$.

Hey guys! I am in the planning stages of my brewstand... very early stages. Here is what I think I want, two tier herms so I can use just 1 pump (for now). I am newly married and bought a new house so cash is tight. I will most likely build a stand from wood and convert 3 used kegs for my...

I know I know...I want more also but I'm waiting to use my dad's air nailer to put on the trim. Once the trim goes on I will put down the surface epoxy. I am done with all the finish boards and the kegerator is up and running. Thanks for following