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Hi! I find that 3 litres is plenty big enough. https://www.creamsupplies.co.uk/glass-conical-flask-3000ml-be If you want a bigger one, they do a 5 litre version. https://www.creamsupplies.co.uk/glass-conical-flask-5000ml-be

Hi! Have you considered crown cap labels? https://www.thehomebrewforum.co.uk/threads/how-to-print-bottle-cap-labels.80204/#post-797686

Hi! That's about average; I paid £45 deposit and £20 per "refill".

Hi! All markings on FVs are approximate, so you've probably got a more accurate scale than FVs with pre-printed scales. Have you considered an ullage stick? It shows the liquid volume by measuring the empty space above the liquid. Post #12 here.

Hi! I used address labels cut into a triangular shape with the numerals written on in mine own fair hand. I took immense care and minutes of intense labour and you know what? It looked, as @Ghillie so charmingly put it, as rough AF!

Hi! I assume we boil to sanitise the water rather than the sugar.

Cold crash a brew in10 minutes :D

Do we really want to go there? :D

Hi @alsacebrew I'm not 100% certain, but shouldn't you be looking for a British Standard BS 341 No.8 connector?

Hi @William Daley Welcome to the forum. Brewing short is a good thing - you'll get less beer but it will be better beer. Many members use the 2-2-2 rule, which is two weeks in the FV (fermentation vessel), two weeks carbonating and two weeks maturation. Obviously, use your hydrometer to...

Hi! The thread title is the Yorkshireman's motto :D

Hi @BrewerRob Welcome to the forum.

Hi! I questioned the gas suppliers at my local WMC but they wouldn't supply home brewers with the very large bottles that we use there. They couldn't better the price I pay to my local supplier (6kg £20 plus £45 for the first bottle).

Hi @Petrolhead I would leave it in the FV a little longer. If you have the facility, chill it down until your rig is ready for the transfer.

Hi @peebee How are you getting on with the miniature secondary regulators? Can you get a fine enough adjustment? The price is very competative; I know that they are not "pass-through" but that's easily solved with splitters.

Great minds think alike. Lesser minds seldom differ.

Hi @Mike Smith You sound like a fungi :rolleyes:

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Hi! Would this adapter work? https://www.co2supermarket.co.uk/cga320-paintball-co2-adapter-for-co2-regulators-p176.html EDIT: sorry, that wouldn't work.