Newbie Brewbie

[9fingers]

Hello all!

I'm new to brewing, having done three batches since November. I have watched a neighbor make a couple of batches and took a class at the local homebrew shop years ago. I've been putting the brew into flip-top bottles and am hoping to move into a corny keg system this summer.

Great information here! I'm having a little bit of a time searching for what interests me on my ancient computer, but at least I'm having a good time doing it.

Can anyone point me to where I can find info here or elsewhere on non-barbed fittings for keg systems?

Thanks, 9fingers, Edmonds, WA

 

[homebrewer_99]

Welcome 9fingers!

I'm sure there's a story in there somewhere that uses the word "safety" a lot.

 

[9fingers]

-grin- Yes, and in brief, that was my nickname in the US Forest service a few years back. I do have all my fingers (and toes) still with me, and a much greater respect for axes and chainsaws. Plus, that is how I got so good at first aid, which got me into the first-aid buisness.

9fingers

 

[Walker]

I do have all my fingers (and toes) still with me

but one of them is in a jar?

-walker

 

[the_bird]

As long as it's nine fingers instead of six. Otherwise, I'd have to tell you to prepare to die.

 

[9fingers]

ALL ten fingers and ALL ten toes are attached. But I've got a few scars on each. Chainsaws are great tools and very efficient at cutting wood AND flesh.

9fingers