[euge]

IIRC the floating device is still in development, though he might have finished it. Last time I saw this was on HBT or NB. Don't remember which.

[dbeechum]

Ya'll talking about a Cask Widge per chance?

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[euge]

That's basically it- but for a cornie keg.

[tubercle]

That's basically it- but for a cornie keg.

^^^^^^^^^^

 I remember seeing that video but what euge said.

 It either was fixed on the bottom of the dip tube or replaced it entirely, I can't remember that part, but worked under the same principle as the cask widge.

[Mark G]

That's basically it- but for a cornie keg.

^^^^^^^^^^

 I remember seeing that video but what euge said.

 It either was fixed on the bottom of the dip tube or replaced it entirely, I can't remember that part, but worked under the same principle as the cask widge.

I wonder if you replaced the liquid dip tube with another gas dip tube in a cornie, would the tubing for the cask widge fit over it? Anyone happen to own one?

[James Lorden]

I wonder, instead of cutting the dip tube, could you turn the keg upside down, switch the posts, then push the beer out of the gas-in post when the clearing is done?

I agree, secondary fermenters, are really just bright tanks, and the Dave Miller reference of transfering to a secondary after 12 hours is equvalent to dumping trub from a conical.

If I wan't to know if I should be doing something to my beer I look at what my pro-brewer friends are doing and then see how I can mimic that in my process.