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I do like the looks of those.

Is it a brand new keg? Is it upside down or right side up? A pic would help. Might just be a dent in the bottom of the rim...

I wish I could come across a better source of material/idea for the element wire caps...

Looking for war to seeing how this turns out.. Please! Keep us updated.

Not sure if they run worth a lick, but they sure are fun to build. Easier and quicker than a plated tree coulum and condensers for the still head.... I have always been amazed by the creativity of the community mebersrs here. I just would like to say thank you for those of you who are so willing to ...

Sorry to but in here guys. I just wanted to say,,,, this is the COOLEST keg build I've ever seen. Thank for sharing it. I am truly inspired.

I was thinking it could find a new home as a filler neck on the next one.
There were failures. This was a long night of R&D....

0313161718_crop_438x585-240x321.jpg Well.... It started life as one of these. 0313161648_crop_468x468.jpg Then I just started melting copper ground wire into it. 0313161649b_crop_468x468.jpg at this point I was quite intreged... :shock: 0313161720_crop_609x581-320x305-320x305.jpg It looked like thi...

I tried posting this pic in the beginning but failed. I just thought it was kinda cool looking.

Nice job PFShine! At least your diy part saved you a bundle of $. Pretty clever! That's a real nice looking ez-flange you have fabricated as well.

0313161524_crop_903x468-320x166.jpg Here is the sight glass manifold in progress. Don't give me to much credit on that one fellas. Its not like I had any idea what I was going to do with it at this point. My wife actually made the suggestion to use it for a fluid level indecator... I was just playi...

Thanks MichiganCornhusker, I appreciate the link! I apologize if my forum topic is redundant fellas. Lately, I have been trying to get away from using any type of manufactured parts and/or pluming fittings in my "projects". The flanges I posted are still a work in progress. Rather than sho...

I found these 4" angle grinder polishing disks from a local hardware shop here in Missouri, that make it a breeze to shine anything. I will post a pic of them tommorow. It's is more of a pain to cut the rim off them to be honest. And,,,,, I'm very excited to see what everyone's been posting and...

There is just something about it that draws me in. From the time I soldered my first joint 5 years ago, I was hooked. I have learned to never throw away a single scrap, chunk, piece or shaving of these precious alloys. I would love it if you all would post any random pic of your metal creations here...

Denny it's good to see you here. I'm happy to be back. I look forward to re-connecting with all of you. I greatly appreciate Homedistiller.com for allowing me to be a part of the 1st original distilling community. I have learned so much from all of you. My hope is to be able to give back what little...

I'm sorry for being rude guys but a picture is worth 1000 words.

Thanks for the posts men. As with all of my hobbys, I take it to the extreme and spend way to much $$ according to my loved ones. And it may be true I tend to get side tracked every once in a while when I'm in my one car garge here in middle American Missouri.

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Hey everyone I just wanted to introduce myself. My name is Clayton. Some of you may know me from other sights as CactiClayton. I hope nobody cares that I've changed my name. I look forward to seeing what everybody has been up to. Personally my passion is focused more on the building side of distilli...