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Ah, that makes sense, thanks for clarifying.
Hands free bottle filling with a Nukatap counter pressure filler - the complicated method
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If you give the bottle a little swirl, it'll foam up, pushing the air out. You can then quickly seal the cap on the bottle.
I opted to put a puff of gas into the bottle neck before capping.
Look what I made. Keith, @Buffers brewery made printed parts for me and supplied the lifting mechanism and some guidance notes. I made the wooden parts and assembled it
It's a bit wonky, but it works.
Thanks @Buffers brewery .
It's a bit wonky, but it works.
Thanks @Buffers brewery .
Good to hear it all works and frees up three of your four hands
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Thank you @Buffers brewery. This is a really cool and small guide. I have a short question: is it possible for you to share the 3d print files (e.g. *.stl) for the plastic parts? I have my own 3D Printer and would like to print these two parts myself. Especially because I am from Germany and the shipping is not worth it.
King regards
Dymek Brewery
King regards
Dymek Brewery
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