Right. Ive got my beady eye on some co2 regs on eBay and I have a length of pipe that came with my cornie with two fittings on either end when I bought it from Norm. Do I need to buy extra John Guest fittings to connect the pipe to the co2 reg? Im not sure what size the pipe is but it looks like the one in Jims feature about setting up cornies/dispensing....sorry for the lack of details.
Im going to buy a tap to fit to the cornie so I can hopefully buy more of them and just swap the tap over for dispensing
Any other tips?
Cornie Stuff
Re: Cornie Stuff
Have you got two pipes, one with two gas and one with two beer fittings?crookedeyeboy wrote:Right. Ive got my beady eye on some co2 regs on eBay and I have a length of pipe that came with my cornie with two fittings on either end when I bought it from Norm. Do I need to buy extra John Guest fittings to connect the pipe to the co2 reg? Im not sure what size the pipe is but it looks like the one in Jims feature about setting up cornies/dispensing....sorry for the lack of details.
Im going to buy a tap to fit to the cornie so I can hopefully buy more of them and just swap the tap over for dispensing
Any other tips?
You could take one of the fittings off the pipe with two gas. Unscrew the gas/beer fitting off to leave the plastic 'compression fitting type thingy' on the end of the pipe and screw this onto the gas regulator. That's what I did with mine with the regulator from Norm.
The tap that fits straight on the cornie (again from Norm) is working well for me, just need to leave the beer long enough to condition
David
Planning: Election interference Russian Imperial Cocoa Stout and something for Christmas
Fermenting: Nothing beery (there is a kombucha going though)
Conditioning: Nothing
Bottled (Drinking): 1936 Mackesons, Weissbeer, Summer Lightning
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Fermenting: Nothing beery (there is a kombucha going though)
Conditioning: Nothing
Bottled (Drinking): 1936 Mackesons, Weissbeer, Summer Lightning
My supplies from http://www.themaltmiller.co.uk