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Nukatap Flow Control Faucets - Slow Pours

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By Tx Usa
| homebrewtalk.com
#1 I have had Nukatap flow control faucets for some time, not sure why originally I swapped them out for standard Intertaps. However, recently saw that they came out with a 2nd gen for the Nukatap flow controls and that the new internals were compatible with the first gen, and for less than $20 for 2 faucets, I ordered them, I also upgraded to the self-closing springs. I had to clean my lines anyway, so it was a perfect time to do the swap. Went easy enough, no leaks like I have read about.
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Unitank pressurization and TC Clamps question

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By Tx Usa
| homebrewtalk.com
#1 I finally broke down and bought a SS conical fermenter, The BrewBuilt X3 Uni. I put a Blickman spunding valve on it to carb a lager but waited too long and it was not getting much more than a 1/2lb of pressure from slow fermentation at the end. So I decided to use CO2 to force carb. Checked all my TC fittings were tight as I could make them by hand and added gas, heading to 5 PSI.
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Modified corny keg lid with post no longer fitting

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By Tx Usa
| homebrewtalk.com
#1 Hey all. This is deeply frustrating and I’m hoping somebody out there has encountered this and knows the right path! I’ve drilled out a hole to fit a post for a floating dip tube in one of my keg lids (only one so far ). This part went well, all seems solid. The problem I have now is that the height of the post, coupled with the depth of the mid length dip tube means that I can’t get the lid back on the f’ing keg.
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