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Conical on ebay
I happened to run across this in another thread. Killer Price!!! I had always wanted one and figured what the he@@!!!
Hey
Has anybody seen these conicals on ebay.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi … 1&rd=1
Looks like I'm in trouble.....it's on the way!!!!
I'll let you know how it is in a few days if I'm still alive!!
GOODBREWING
WOW! thats a great price!
Yes, good price. I don't think I can convince the wife to let me buy right now:(
wow! awesome prive! I looked into eventually making one and that's almost as cheap as the materials would cost!
Please do let us know! That looks great. I've been considering one for quite awhile but never wanted to shell out the big bucks. It looks like he has several for sale and if you give it a good review I'll be very tempted!
Here's another...
Boy, am I close to getting this.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi … osi_widget
And if you scroll down he's got an 8 gallon and a 15 gallon.
Ebay rocks!
man those metal conicals seem to be moving faster than expected, i'm starting to sweat!!! and get the ebay itch and buy one!!, i hope they last for awhile!!
plus i wouldnt mind getting your feedback on its quality dartgod
Good product, good service from the seller. Go for it!
Getting ready to use mine for the first time next week......nice product!!!! I'll post on how it worked out later.....
GOODBREWING.....
Yancey wrote:
Boy, am I close to getting this.
If you look in March/April Zymurgy Pg 26, there is an interesting article about fermenter material and shape and how it relates to taste. Interestingly, the professionals polled in a blind taste test liked the beer brewed in plastic better than that in glass or stainless..... go figure. I say go for it!
Rob
I got a 7 gal conical from ebay for $225 (brewforlessnow.com), and it's just a time saver (no racking/secondary) and very easy to clean. It's also great as you can dump the hot wort into it without worrying over glass.
The less you have to fiddle with your fermenting beer the better.
rob_aurich wrote:
I got a 7 gal conical from ebay for $225 (brewforlessnow.com), and it's just a time saver (no racking/secondary) and very easy to clean. It's also great as you can dump the hot wort into it without worrying over glass.
The less you have to fiddle with your fermenting beer the better.
How are you cooling your wort after you've put it into the conical? Are you not cooling your wort?
I assume you are cooling, so do you just let it sit in the fridge for a few hours to come to temp?
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