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I think cornie PRVs release at 60 - 100 psi. Definitely want something that would release at or below max design pressure since these are safety devices.

I made a small wooden table that I u-bolted some gas pipe too. Works perfect for lifting the bag and stows really small. The entire brewery fits in a portion of the guest room closet. Maybe you could build something similar to this.

Having my beer at home on tap

I'd be in for one

Here's mine: Reinheitsgebot tap handle with magnetic placards to indicate what you have on tap. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1150042

Seems pretty interesting. I'd be in to try one out

I don't use it for any beers anymore. I'd definitely put it back on if I ever keg hopped though

I have not. Haven't really seen the need with the floating diptube and a week or two chilling in the kegerator

I also do closed transfers into my serving kegs that have CBDS in them. I hook the fermenter outlet onto the keg beer post and run a line between the keg gas post to the lid of the fermenter to keep everything closed loop. I don't have a good means to cold crash the fermenter, so what I found...

Been thinking about a pH meter

Perfect for Midwest Winters. I'll try it out!

Family really enjoyed my first attempt at a spruce tip pale ale

I'm in

I'll try it

Brewfather user here. I haven't really tried many of the other softwares out there but that's because brewfather does what I need. Recipe generation and use is easy. Water additions seem to be pretty accurate. The inventory management and integration with Tilt sold it for me

Awesome

Looks awesome

Ball lock here

USA!