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If you've got a pimped out system of your own share it in on the AHA Forum board Pimp My System. Don't be bashful; show off your creativity! Who knows, you could be the next star of Pimp My System...
10.30.12 - 0 comments
After relentlessly studying various designs for his dream home brewery, Clay Grogan bought himself a welder and had at it. $1,500 later, Clay completed his fully automated setup that his wife has dubbed "The Doghouse Brew Rig." more >
10.09.12 - 1 comments
Controlling fermentation temperatures is crucial in producing clean-tasting beer. Lee and Taylor were looking for an alternative to the usual fridge-based fermentation chambers and ended up designing an internal chiller for their conicals. Check it out! more >
09.18.12 - 0 comments
Controlled fermentation temperatures are ideal for producing clean-tasting beer. This fermentation chiller is an alternative to the usual fridge chambers. Using a computer fan, frozen water and a foam enclosure, this chiller gets the job done on a budget! more >
08.28.12 - 0 comments
I bet you never thought that your old wireless router could be used for homebrewing! Using mostly odds and ends from his home, Dan was able to put together a cheap yet effective stir plate. Grow yeast like a pro and boost your geek cred at the same time! more >
08.07.12 - 0 comments
After moving to Virginia, Michael Mitchem realized he had a lot of free time, and he spent it creating his own "Backwoods Brewery." With the help of his fellow B.A.R.F homebrew club members, Mitchem was able to put together quite the rig! more >
07.17.12 - 0 comments
What is the next best thing to brewing your own beer? Sharing the fruits of your labor with friends! Justin built his very own three tap bar to house his homebrews, watch sports, and offer salvation to other neighborhood dads! She's a beaut! more >
06.26.12 - 0 comments
Rob has embarked on a mission to control every variable involved in brewing. On this leg of the journey, he built a grain mill in order to bring a greater level of consistency to his brewing and to increase his ability to re-brew recipes accurately. more >
05.15.12 - 0 comments
This week's Pimp My System feature sports a 25 gallon homebrew system! I guess wine isn't the only thing in Walla Walla, Wash. Jody pulled parts from scrapyards to make a beast of a homebrew set-up. more >
04.17.12 - 1 comments
Sometimes we forget the importance of the little things in our brewing systems. The pumps, the plumbing, and yes, the stand that holds everything up. This week, Doug Ames shows how easy it can be to have a brew stand set-up quickly. more >
03.20.12 - 0 comments
Chris Urquieta shows off his new three-tier brewing system that he built with the help of ideas from other Pimp My System articles. Only fair that his system ends up here too, right? more >

Repurposing a keg for homebrewing is illegal unless you’ve purchased the keg from a brewery or a reputable keg dealer who themselves purchases kegs from breweries. Liquor stores, restaurants and bars do not own kegs and cannot legally sell them. A deposit paid for a keg is solely intended to incentivize its return; paying a deposit does not convey ownership of the keg and so should not be misconceived as payment for a keg, which always remains property of the brewery. When legally purchasing a repurposed keg for homebrewing, insist it is accompanied with a clear title naming the seller, asserting that the seller came to own the keg legally, and naming you as the purchaser. Visit KegReturn.com for more information.

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