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Closed mine a couple years ago when I started to realize how hateful people I had known my entire life were.
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Closed mine a couple years ago when I started to realize how hateful people I had known my entire life were.
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I got a few axe heads in an auction in August and I've discovered I get real enjoyment out of cleaning them up and putting handles on them. This one I did up and I'm going to give to my nephew at Thanksgiving, it's got a wicked sharp edge on it and the head is at least 75 years old so it's a pretty cool piece of history.
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There's some real satisfaction to be had in making and restoring stuff.
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We just finished a hunting cabin and adding tap beer has been discussed. Something like this would look great, now my wheels are turning.
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These show the business side of the same bar. It's a six coil mini remote cooler but we would only run four products through it.
A secondary regulator per product gives us good control over different types of beers and two primary regulators gives the option to have 30/70 there for an IPA or Pale that needs it.
We built this one in my back yard on A Sunday afternoon as a solution to the covid re opening restrictions.
A secondary regulator per product gives us good control over different types of beers and two primary regulators gives the option to have 30/70 there for an IPA or Pale that needs it.
We built this one in my back yard on A Sunday afternoon as a solution to the covid re opening restrictions.
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Attaboy Steve!
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Hey, speaking of diy....what's a food safe grease? Wifey's Vita-Mix blade bearing is sounding a little grindy....
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Is it not bear season where you guys are? Absent bear grease or goose grease I would be thinking olive oil, or any sort of vegetable oil, both very high flashpoint
keg lube should be food safe if you want something greaselike. otherwise mineral oil should work
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Keg lube huh? Sounds like a reason to stop at the LHBS! And even better...Wifey would be using something out of MY tool chest instead of the other way around! LOVE IT!
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https://www.basspro.com/shop/en/cab...sgaimgmLo76jEFhAesRoCccIQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds
any silicon grease will work also
any silicon grease will work also
Vaseline is food safe
So cool Steve you've sure got q nack for it!
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You've all probably eaten some KY Jelly too.
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Just because you can do a thing doesn't mean you should....
I've found buying the equivalent brew grade product just as affordable if not cheaper.
We are so blest to be Hombrewing these days where brewing ingredients and equipment are so accessible and affordable.
.We are so blest to be Hombrewing these days where brewing ingredients and equipment are so accessible and affordable
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