Jim's Beer Kit

the preferred acronym in these politically correct times (and it helps a bit as well) for KISS is "keep it stupidly simple"
actually a bit more accurate and less offensive to the more sensitive types.
I'm not, but when in a supervisory position it helps until you get to know peoples limits.

the choice has been taken from me.
left the juggernaut outside the garage and some pikeys had it away

all this progress on these is quite embarrassing.
I haven't even made a start on mine!
Finding next to no time for projects these days.
may even have to consider giving up on it and allowing another jbk member to become a juggernauter.

it does work fine.
you might get a bit of haze in the first couple of pints, but you definitely need co2 to get through a keg.

restrict the flow on the outlet of the pump.

anyone got a spamfree download source?

help in drinking them faster? have you looked at jim's project for extending his fridge?
he used it for fermentation, but i,'m sure you could use the design to make a bigger beer fridge.

that was 10 years ago i was there. the big centre fermenter used this, the rest of the newer ones at the side had a more automated system, but if you have to do it at home it's less kit to buy.

or a bucket full of holes on a pulley like timothy taylors.
drop it in, pull it out

hi sparky.
would these crimps be ok on the short pin elements?
just noticed last time in sainsbury that their budget kettles have switched to short pin versions

congrats on the conversion teq. and thanks for the pics

mine is about a 300g tub. might need to split it down a bit. hop natura

hmmm,
i've got a big tub of that somewhere, maybe i should dig it out.
what sort of quantity are you using chris?

you could start doing hop rhizzies on here then.
i'm sure we'd all be happy to deal with a forum member.
how about it?

it will have little or no alcohol content though as the yeast should be kept in aerobic mode all the way through for growth
producing co2 and water not co2 and alcohol.

to be fair to them, the p&p doesn't go up when you order more so small orders which are more hassle pay more, big orders more worthwhile pay relatively less. from customer service point of view, i let them know that two of the 4 hadn't survived and they're sending out replacements at no extra cost. ...