Topic: Build It Yourself

Home Kegerator

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Every homebrewer could use his or her own kegerator. A classic project shows you how to convert a regular refrigerator to a beer draft system.


Build a Keggle: Projects

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Give an old Sanke keg a new lease on life as a kettle.


Pickup Tube: Projects

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Frugal brewers everywhere will appreciate this DIY pickup tube design (or at least enjoy a little extra beer).


Build a Hop Drying Oast

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Sure, you could dry your homegrown hops on an old screen, but wouldn’t you rather build your own oast?


Carboy Sprayer: Projects

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Frustrated with all the gunk that collects inside your carboys? Don’t soak it, spray it! Learn how to build your own carboy sprayer.


Build a French Press Hopback

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Add a hoppy aroma to your brews with a homemade hopback.


Three Mini Projects: Projects

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These projects are simple and relatively inexpensive, but nonetheless may prove to be quite useful in your home brewery. Have you ever broken a hydrometer when you needed it most? Ever had an airlock run dry in the night? Do you worry that your plate chiller could be a source of contamination? If so, read on and put your mind at ease.


Build Your Own Stir Plate

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A stir plate will keep your yeast in suspension while you are raising them in your yeast starter . . . and we’ve got instructions on how to make two different stir plates, one from old computer parts you may have lying around.


Make Your Plastic Bucket Fantastic

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Leaky lids or shards from shattered glass? That’s not how we roll. Check out how we pimp a bucket to be a fizzabulous fermanizzle . . . uh, or something.


From Brew Pot to Brew Kettle: Projects

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Use a step drill to convert your plain brew pot into a brew kettle with a built in spigot and thermometer. We’ll take you step-by-step through this driller thriller.


Build Your Own Water Filter: Projects

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Why spend a dollar or more a gallon for bottled water when you can filter your own?


Build Your Own Spunding Valve to Carbonate in the Keg

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With this homemade spunding valve you can naturally carbonate your homebrew by capturing the carbon dioxide produced late in fermentation just like many pros do on the commercial side.


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