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No you don't need to. I measured the size of the thread which I think is 8mm drilled it a mm under or maybe the same and then heated the thread on the post and used the heat to melt in the thread. They are only soft plastic aimed at being disposed so it went in by hand then the oring seals

When i did it actually worked out OK for me but I could cold crash with it upright which might have helped. Hop socking might not be a bad idea though. I was particularly impressed with how well the beer clears in just the pinter.

Just bringing this back to the top. I got the yeastie boys kit mainly for the hop oil thingy. Once used i drilled the end, heated a gas post and screwed in. I can now spund and punt in hop tea if needed I think alot of the leak issues are from over pressure. Mine was over 20 psi and that was...

2nd time using this, made some mods instead of the tiny whole and hose the at the bottom. Ive gone 2 inch tc to 1.5 and then the 90 degree bend. Just doing a 90 min boil so far it's rolling on 840w and I've used 12l of water. Much less power and water needed when either open or with the...

Found the top one in the image to be really hard work to adjust. Have since gone to the awful contraption which has performed faultlessly even after it has had beer through it. Just ordered the blowtie version with the big gauge as it was £8 on ali inc postage. I also have 5 inline co2 secondary...

Agreed even on kegs these are great for conditioning beer

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So I thought it only right I finish this thread as I have just finished my replacement Kegerator build. I managed to find a larder fridge near me and secured it flr the sum of £40 Most of my fridges I got for free to having to purchase one bit hard but needs must. When i got it home I...

I've gone for a double height fridge instead of a freezer. Fingers crossed they will fit if not out comes the Multi tool!!

What size kegs have you got? Mine are the 19l Aeb type 9 inches I believe. Thanks.

Hi all My kegerator compressor has died, so that is the end of that. Annoying to say the least. I have a spare fridge that holds two kegs but it is from the 70s. I need to house 4 kegs. Any know of any fridges that will house two kegs? Thank.

First attempt at an American / Mexican Lager for the summer and I'm pretty happy with that. The grain bill was just Muntons lager and Torrified Maize. Used my harvested yeast. A mix of 34/70 and WHC einstein with an extra light DME starter. Fermented under 15psi from the word go at 12 oc ...

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Think so. Have had better results with the two step version than gelatine not sure how all 3 would mix

Yep that works. I guess if you wanted to fine whilst in the fermenter then removing the airlock and injecting in would work and make leave a greater amount in fermenter.

What are you fermenting in. For my fermzilla all rounders I used a pop bottle half filled with mixture, purged with co2 amd then pressure shot in to fermenter just before cold crash. On the stainless I drop the mixture through the bung hole at the top and replace. On both I give them a good...

Lol takes no more room than. Your fermenter and tell her you can stack stuff on it and in it when not in use.