Lawrence Brewers Guild

FYI: How to brew has an appendix on metalurgy and you can contact Palmer @ www.howtobrew.com
Chuck

FYI: John Plise of the Brewing Network put this site together to help with your endevor

http://www.glutenfreecraftbeer.com/

Cheers,
Chuck

It's that time of year again. I'm selling off a 1/2 off BYO subscription. I think it's $14. First one w/cash takes it. I'll be at the Christmas party tonight.
Cheers,
Chuck

Start looking for sanke kegs, coolers (10 gal), turkey friers, and bed frames or angle iron. Be thinking of what your setup is going to look like and accomplish. The junk yard is a good resource for many items. Several of us cut and weld.
Chuck

OMG Jason! I used the test strips and found I was Preggers!!!!!!!

Thanks for the kind words and for coming out to give it a try.
Chuck

Bucky texted me this morning. It's ON !!!!!!!!!!

Neither would be Kevlar, high strength polymer, fiber reinforced rubber adhesive, but!!! Is this the inner lid you are trying to fix? What about just a a bit of cling wrap over this cover and ligtly screwing the over lid on??????
Hmm

If you were old enough to have rabbit ears on your tv you may remember a cool toy called a spin welder. I found one for you http://cgi.ebay.com/1974-Mattel-SPINWEL ... dZViewItem I bet this would work well on the Sake Kegs.
C

LBG brings home the bacon. As some may remember the 27th KCBM competition was this last weekend. LBG brought home 11 medals for our efforts. And the winners were: Angelo Ruiz: Cat. 3 Bronze, European Amber Lager Cat. 6 Gold, Light Hybrid Beer Cat. 9 Silver, Scottish 80 Cat. 15 Bronze, German Wheat C...

If I must, I must answer the call of the IBUs.
C U There

Thanks Guys this is very valuable information

More details please. Think this would work the same with ale?
Chuck