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    Spike Flex Mini Fridge

    Made a small attachment for my Flex+... I became a bit concerned with introducing oxygen when adding additions after fermentation stops. Particularly for NEIPA’s which are very susceptible to oxidation. So I built a dispenser that can be purged with CO2 and the additions added without fear of...
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    Spike Flex Mini Fridge

    looks tiny in there. But moving that thing when heavy sucks! I noticed the T fitting on top of your Flex+. Have you seen the new multi port lid Spike just released?
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    Spike Flex Mini Fridge

    I’ll snap some pics next week. Right now I’m fermenting out a Citra IPA, so fridge is full. I have a few mods to add levelling feet, and they will finalize it.
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    Spike Flex Mini Fridge

    viva la revolution! Thanks for checking it out. I am very pleased with how it turned out.
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    Another Newbie Keezer Build

    Hi everyone. New home brewer here, and just wrapped up my second all-grain batch and thought I'd show a couple pics of my Keezer build, which has performed flawlessly so far. Started with a 7.2cu ft. Danby chest freezer, which is large enough for 6 corny kegs on the floor. I added my collar...
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    Clawhammer Supply BIAB

    Quick update here after wrapping up my first brew day with the Clawhammer 120V system. The system performed very well, and overall I am very pleased. I missed my numbers by a bit, with an overall brewhouse efficiency of 60% vs. the published 70% value. This appears to not be influenced much by...
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    Spike Flex Mini Fridge

    Well, I did get around to putting a collar on my mini-fridge to serve as a fermenting chamber in which I can also cold crash... And it worked like a charm! Holds temperature exceptionally well, even down to 2-degrees Celsius. The composition is 5/8" dimensional spruce, a 1/2" layer of purple...
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    Clawhammer Supply BIAB

    Great. My experiments yielded a boil off of 0.58 +/- 0.04 gal/hr, so well aligned. Just noticed my post above quoted mL instead of L... oops.
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    Clawhammer Supply BIAB

    Thanks mate. Indeed, I have the Clawhammer 120V. I looked into Unibrau too, especially since they are more local, but decided on the Clawhammer system in the end. I was only asking this group to see what others have found for boil off rates, but my experiments are reproducible, so I'm happy. I'm...
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    Spike Flex Mini Fridge

    Yeah, it's definitely not something that I've seen a lot of, but there are some videos and pics online. 8" just seems really darn big. I have my cabinet-making neighbour checking it out tonight to fabricate something that is elegant looking for this and my keezer. Then I'll insulate the snot out...
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    Spike Flex Mini Fridge

    Hi guys. New to this home brewing, but diving in head first. Working on a fermentation chamber using an old mini fridge and clearly want it to accommodate my Flex+. By measurements I will need an 8” collar as the darn compressor hump is too tall for the flex. Anybody done an 8” collar before?
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    Oxygenation through carb stone

    Thanks so much Zooksta. This is very helpful. I reached out to Spike, but they do not mention anything with respect to O2 flow, and I would worry that opening the tank full-bore would be somewhat excessive in terms of flow... and probably wasteful. Appreciate the commentary. I'm very new to...
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    Oxygenation through carb stone

    Can you guys elaborate with which regulator you use on the red disposable oxygen tanks? For those of you with a Spike fermenter, do you need to control the O2 flow as you would using the carb stone to carbonate?
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    Clawhammer Supply BIAB

    Hi everyone. New home brewer here. After a reasonable amount of research I have settled on the Clawhammer 120V system, as it suits my purposes almost ideally. While I appreciate the myriad of variables that go into optimizing, for those of you with the 120V, what have you calculated for your...
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