A cheap and easy way to do closed transfers of homebrew

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  • Опубликовано: 4 фев 2025

Комментарии • 24

  • @perotross
    @perotross 2 года назад +4

    Heck yea, experimenting is awesome. I like to think there is always a better way to do things. Cant move forward without trying new things. And a cheaper way is an added bonus! Keep the content coming, your personality is very fitting for the channel, great stuff!. Thanks!

  • @jcinsaniac
    @jcinsaniac 2 года назад +1

    Perfect for Kombucha. Small batches, full view of process, Pressure irrelevant for that process. Great ideas. Subbed, keep 'em coming.

  • @lilChorny
    @lilChorny 2 года назад

    Best beer ASMR to date… keep ‘em coming

  • @nickd533
    @nickd533 2 года назад +1

    Good stuff. All brewing stuff is interesting. I wish I had time to tinker like this but got kiddies etc. Plus its awesome because you have so much equipment that it gives us a better idea of what's possible and then we can decide what we want to spend.
    All good stuff. Keep up the work. Good sense of humor too. Love it.

  • @eddtheduck
    @eddtheduck Год назад +1

    Your video and you are all over the place!

    • @ColHogan-zg2pc
      @ColHogan-zg2pc 9 месяцев назад

      I didn't know I Love the energy

  • @cruzsoto2487
    @cruzsoto2487 2 года назад +1

    Mad scientist. I love yr content

    • @cankeg9515
      @cankeg9515  2 года назад

      Thanks Cruz, I'll keep doing weirder stuff. It is more fun that way!

  • @fissioncdot
    @fissioncdot 2 года назад +1

    Brilliant timing, you motivated me to try a CO2 transfer for the PicoBrew keg and it worked perfect. No more firing up the PicoC just to pump beer with air for me.

  • @vexy1987
    @vexy1987 Год назад

    Love the DIY ethos man. Keep up the good work. I adapted my plastic fermenter similarly, but with a tap just above the trub line, the duotight connection was inspired though.

    • @toolegit2quit173
      @toolegit2quit173 Год назад

      Yes, I'm planning on doing the same thing then feed the keg gas line right back into the fermenter. That way I can do a closed transfer with just gravity and not waste more CO2. Planning to also hook up my kegs to the primary and use the CO2 from the ferment to pre-purge my keg. No place close to where i live to refill CO2, so it is precious and must be saved!

  • @FrugalShave
    @FrugalShave 2 года назад

    AS a fellow tinkerer, I appreciate watching the process.

    • @cankeg9515
      @cankeg9515  2 года назад

      Yeah, I think it is better for me to go in blind and just edit out the boring stuff

  • @digitalbilly
    @digitalbilly 2 года назад +1

    great idea how about a bucket with a screw top lid

  • @humanonearth1
    @humanonearth1 Год назад

    What if you jerry rig an assembly that puts weight down on that cambro lid. Then it'll take way more psi.

  • @humanonearth1
    @humanonearth1 Год назад

    Dude that french omelette is serious culinary technique nj.

  • @stuartking3687
    @stuartking3687 2 года назад +1

    What is the parts list please?

  • @toolegit2quit173
    @toolegit2quit173 Год назад

    Where r u getting your duotight fittings from? I looked on Amazon, and their prices are absurd.

  • @andrewbayley1689
    @andrewbayley1689 2 года назад +1

    Green fizzy bubbly? What is that?

  • @humanonearth1
    @humanonearth1 Год назад

    Dig your videos, can I ask if you're a Soundgarden or Chris Cornell fan? No reason...

  • @franciscoarellano9471
    @franciscoarellano9471 Год назад

    Any discounts, please?

  • @austinvandenend4588
    @austinvandenend4588 2 года назад

    Psi is pound per square in. If that lid is a foot in diameter that means at 1psi it’s holding over 100 pounds

  • @OutDoorsMan1342
    @OutDoorsMan1342 9 месяцев назад

    Just so you are aware 1Psi on and 8inch circular lid is equivalent to just over 50 pounds pushing up in said lid

  • @robertbosgra509
    @robertbosgra509 Год назад

    Think you had to many ,you are all over the place.