Recent content by nab911

Bump again. Really if you are interested in something, just contact me!

Bump, price lowered and I might be will to split it up, but I don't want to sell off each individual piece!

Bump, lowered price.

PM sent!

SOLD :mug: The Rack: Keezer: Wooden, engraved plank not included :) Android tablet is but its fallen off a few times so it will take some TLC Grain Mill: Rolling Party: Stirplate:

Here is a quick vid of a pour (sorry for vertical... you really don't realize you are doing it until afterwards lol): http://youtu.be/vvAKlw5Fpw4

Yeah, i figured that. But if I remember correctly, I would not leave it on the gas for very long. I would pressurize it, wait till the hiss stopped, and then pull the line. It does not taste very carbonated at all. When I get home, ill check the actual pressures and even the mixture tag on the...

Its been like that for probably a month now. It pours out pretty quickly and even has a little squeel because of all of the pressure by my god is it good. Luckily I double ordered the recipe so I am about to make another batch which I am going to try to increase head retention a bit.

I think it was in my keezer at 40.

Just wanted to bump and say my clone has finally achieved the cascade. It has been sitting around 30psi on a 75/25 mix and now pours with a beautiful cascade and about an inch head on a 20oz Guinness glass. I think the problem was carbing with 100% co2 at 10 lbs and trying to just push it with...

Looks good! Have you actually had 5 kegs in it yet? I am going to be kegging another soon and will have a full line so it's going to be a fun game. Also, have you used your nitro tap yet? I made a guinness clone that is delicious but does not have the head or cascade it should.

Worth a shot!

Finally got some more work done. Applied 2 coats of poly to the top and 1 to the bottom. This oak really sucks it up. It will take many coats to get it done but its a start! Also routed some lines, added in the manifold to split some lines, and got some organization done so that the stout keg...

Let it sit a few more days on co2 at 10psi and swapped back to nitro @ 28psi and it still looks like the following. You can hear and audible squeel as it pours because of all of the pressure. What am I missing here?

On your advice, i turned it down to 4 last night and moved it to nitro today. I started pouring at 10psi but theres no real head. I just read that it should be served around 28 psi. This is my first use of this nitro setup. Thanks for the advice!