I would like to quote Texas Brews. It is the philosophy that I live by.

[url]www.texanbrew.com[/url]
"Brewing beer is neither complicated nor expensive. It's the responsibility
of the brewer to make it as complicated and expensive as their wife's will
allow. Great beer is made in small pots in a kitchen; our beer is made in
larger pots in the garage. People have been brewing spectacular beers for
thousands of years; we've been brewing mediocre beers for a few months.
Since we've been brewing for months, we're naturally experts. Read on,
you'll see we have all the answers -- its just the questions that have us
confused."

I have personally spent several hundred dollars buying equipment to make my
favorite mediocre beer and have recently spent a few hundred dollars on
e-bay buying more toys for home brewing. Simply put, it has kept me off the
street for some time updating my system and brewing bigger and better
mediocre beer. Personally I think saved a few dollars buying the stuff on
e-bay. If not, don't blow my illusion but most of all, don't tell my wife.







"Dan Benson" <danielbenson@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Conical Fermentor 'Fermenator' by Blichmann Engineering. 12.2 gallon
> capacity. 100% stainless steel. 100% weld-free interior. No more
> racking. Dump trub and take samples with ease, harvest yeast, and dry
> hop. Simple to sanitize. Will not scratch. Weldless interior,
> removable fittings, stainless steel lid, bottom dump valve, rotating
> racking arm, low profile design, 90 deg bottom dump elbow, sealable
> lid and carrying handle are all standard.
>
>
> Ebay Auction is here:
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