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+10 gal cream ale 4/14/13 +10 gal brown ale 4/14/13 +5 gal brand e IPA 2/2013 =20,291

10 gallons Irish stout dec. 22 10 Gallons Christmas ale Brewed xmas day... This one is becoming a tradition... 38,916+ 10G = 38,936G in 2K12 Got plans for a batch friday ready to start the 2013 list!!!

6-25/26-12- 10 gal. Brown ale 10 gal. Cream ale 20206+20g=20226

SAME REASON HERE. As for the legs. I have a piece of angle iron that I will notch and bend into a square for a new top and weld 2" square legs in the corners. "I like a sturdy kettle holding my BREW"

I can relate to that. I've been building my brew stand for a long time now. I plan on using a air conditioner to building something similar at some point. I'll be sure to refer to this post when I do. Keep us updated on your build.

I also wonder if you are going to get enough cooling from the frost type cooling the mini fridge uses. I imagine you will have some steep temp changes from one side to the other. Unless you plan on circulating the air somehow. Even if so, why did you keep the fridge box, you could have ripped it...

I've used it with out a pump. But its easier with the pump. The wort can be moved with a siphon tho. Or check out chuggerpumps.com

I use a counter flow chiller. I don't like anything to touch the wort after the boil..

Plenty of points for both. Most are valid... But its gas for me...

Soon I hope... Damn free time is so hard to come by.. My other modification is to weld angle steel is a square, and attach it to the top of the legs on the KAB4. Then I will use square tube to weld on 4 new legs.. I've been able to use the burners. So my free time has gone to brewing...

Like most home brewers I use carboys to do my fermenting. Having acquired them from numerous sources most have fermometers already stuck on. yea its a cheap fix to rip them off and put them on the way I want. Can I re-stick... Just kidding... Im wondering what is the best direction to...

check this out...

U Bolt, 1/4-20, Pipe 1/4 In, Pk10 - U-Bolts - Bolts - 5YU55 : Grainger Industrial Supply Unless you have a Grainger close to you, I'm not sure what shipping will cost from Grainger but I know that Lowe's can order from Grainger and I don't think they charge shipping you will just have to wait...

Isn't it amazing!!! The box that came was the size of a baseball. Its robbery...

Its the consistent high temp that kills any paint. I use this on automotive headers: VHT Flame Proof Header Paint Should hold up well. Heat curing works best. Its also available in color (I've only used black) You can also look into jet hot coatings. (+2500 deg. ceramic coatings).. this is the...