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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...
03.08.10 - 0 comments
If Frank Lloyd Wright and RoboCop had a child, it would be this brewing apparatus. more >
02.16.10 - 0 comments
Termed The Beast by proud papa Darrell Malin of Mesa, AZ, this edition of Pimp My System showcases a slick two-tier setup. more >
02.08.10 - 0 comments
Alex Plommer of London, Ontario and a selection of his homebrew equipment. more >
01.18.10 - 2 comments
Glen Lyon's "keezer" keggerator features four Perlick faucets and a Love controller. more >
01.07.10 - 1 comments
Meet Brutus! Brutus "Ten" is an example of pure will power. This brewery was built from 2" X 2" Stainless steel square box tubing, all fabricated on our small apartment patio. This was quite an endeavor more >
12.07.09 - 0 comments
Gary Johnson designed Og's Grogg Brewtree, for flexibility. more >
11.16.09 - 10 comments
I built/remodeled this from a standard 22'x14' shed, when I started , it had a bunch of old lawnmowers and some old rusty tools in it, more >
11.09.09 - 0 comments
For me, the brewing system had to be in the garage, and easy to move, disassemble, and store. more >
10.07.09 - 2 comments
The pump speed is controlled via a commercial ceiling fan motor speed controller. The PID temperature controller is an Omega CNI16D22-EI, which is a 1/16 DIN controller with two displays, two SSR outputs and an Ethernet interface with embedded web server 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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