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Transporting home brew - Page 2

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Transporting home brew

Of course, but the question is - What kind of brew would MacGuyver do?

Followed by, most importantly, how would he brew it?

 

My Father-in-law is MacGuyver, when we were installing an outlet into my brew room for the stove I discovered that my drillbit was not long enough to drill through from the outside of my house to the inside I could not see where the hole was from the inside of the house to drill through from that side and have the holes line up. I was about to head off the the hardware store to fork out some cash for a bit extension when My father-in-law said "go get a coathanger and some wire cutters." He cut the coathanger at an angle and was able to drill through from the outside to create a pilot hole for the inside. Not exactly brewing porter from watermelons but impressed the hell out of me.

 

Transporting Post mix kegs and swing top bottles  is also technically transporting a open container smile



 

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