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There really is no textbook answer to this and everyone will have their own opinion. I have one now that I've racked twice and I can see my hand through the carboy and there are no bubbles in the airlock so I'm probably close to time to bottle. As someone else stated one problem is that if...

Mine aren't sanitary because I don't need it but he is a skilled welder so he could probably do it.

I actually found a guy in Baltimore who is doing all 3 kegs for $85 with me cutting the tops and making the holes for the fittings. He is a professional welder and this is just something he does on the side. I'll provide his contact info if anybody wants it.

All sold.

If this question is already answered, my apologies but I didn't see it anywhere. I see a lot of these wooden rigs with propane burners sitting on them and no scorching of the wood. Is there no danger of setting it on fire when you are using propane burners on a wooden stand?

OK, two sold, have one more left. $50 shipped.

OK, the wired one is sold. That leaves the two in the box left.

I couldn't go for $30 shipped. I paid $50 plus shipping. I would go with $50 plus shipping.

I have three of these, two are brand new in the box and one I wired and used for a while. Make me an offer. I'd prefer someone local but I will ship at your expense.

The guy at Laurel Bottled Gas was a real hardon when I dealt with him. I had to have one of my tanks tested and he had to send it somewhere to have it done. It took about a month and a half and when I called him about it I must have interrupted his nap or something because he was really rude...

Go to this web page and you can download the technical drawing. It is the second one from the top: http://www.denhartogindustries.com/inductor-tanks The only thing that isn't specified is the size of the area that fits into the stand. I made my own and cut an 18 5/8" hole and the tank...

I've always gotten good service from them and they have things that you can't find other places. Their prices on some things are pretty good too. But when you need to contact them they aren't the most touchy-feely and have a hard time getting back to you.

This guy has one that goes up to 10 amps: eBay - New & used electronics, cars, apparel, collectibles, sporting goods & more at low prices I guess he modified it or added a 10 amp relay. His is about $15 more and he ships from Canada. In the add he has the picture of the Celcius one but he...

I got mine on Ebay. They were between $30 and $40 with shipping.

I just found these on E Bay for $9.99 each and $2.99 shipping. I bought 3 and the shipping was around $4. They have 5 more left. http://www.ebay.com/itm/130580345535?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1439.l2649 If the link doesn't work for some reasson the seller is sunifertechllc...

If this is your first all-grain then what you are experiencing is the beginning of figuring out the efficiency of your system. It's the old YRRMV. Next time add a little more malt or change your technique until you have a good handle on your efficiency and can estimate your recipes a little...

Honestly, both DME and LME are just base malts to add OG points to the beer. I am putting back together my allgrain brewery so in the meantime I am doing minimashes and use extralight DME as my base malt. For one thing DME is cheaper than LME as far as OG points go, at least if you shop at...

I get a really nice red color from a combination of 60L crystal malt and Special B. Right now I'm using a pound of the 60L Crystal and 1/4 pound of the Special B. I wanted the beer to be malty and not to have any roastiness and this combination has worked well for me.

IMHO, you just need to go through the wall of the vessel with a weld or soldered coupling. After that, just thread everything together. You want to be able to take it apart and clean it from time to time, and the idea of what you want now might change later on and you might want a new...