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You have answered your own question. Somewhat. Liking something on fb requires no effort. People sit on their rumps and click a button. Get all 7 members motivated to bring one new potential member. Get the new people to bring a friend. Use fb for communication and sharing info. Use your people...

Build a couple models -still a very affordable hobby

I have worked in a hobby (not brewing) store for 12 years. The guys who are always concerned with cost over all else miss out on a lot of the enjoyment. Just my two cents based on my years of conversations with hobbyists.....FYI I am a blue collar guy not a snob with money.

After a year of trying to make beer that tastes like my favorites.....I am concentrating on process and making simple beers like blondes and single hop pales. I'll worry about making a great IPA after I really learn how to use my set up consistently. Keep at it -it gets better!

Don't brew while buzzed

Will that $40 be part of the two years of bank records?

I wanted to sue somebody but legally I did not have a keg to stand on. I just read all seven pages here because there is nothing good on TV tonight.

Pm sent

Only interested I in the Blichmann kettle.

I'll take and pick it up local. PM en route

+1 on the patience factor. You can't rush things.

Hobby shop owner

I just pm'ed you. I would like to see it. Will be headed to Downingtown on business this week

What's the price?

Thank the neighbor asking and tell him you would be happy to make beer for his next party with the appropriate lead time. This is like asking someone to knit you a Christmas sweater on December 20th.

+1 on this is a hobby not a career. I respect your efforts but efficiency is not my goal. Listening to music, sampling good beer, pull a couple weeds in the garden. These are part of my brew days. Sometimes it is 5 hours snd sometimes it is not.

20-25 minutes but I want him to stay so I buy there instead of the internet.

Pm sent I can buy if you can ship

The Houston Colt 45s were a great team. I am going to brew 4-5 gallons as a tribute. After I read the entire post.

Thanks for the presentation. This confirms a lot of what I do and gives me some ideas for tweaks/changes.