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You sir are a very clever man Just came across your channel I just binge watched your videos any chance of doing some new content 👍

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Hi Matt, very clear video thanks …. First one I’ve seen featuring this type of valve. I got a keg, also from a second hand shop, which has a Micromatic valve…. Similar but not identical Do you know if the same thing will work… gently depressurising the keg by unscrewing it just a little? Thanks

A kid in an australian pub blew his whole arm off doing this. Avoid!

clean cut well done

thank you, i can now hit it safely with a baseball bat

matt is that a g coupler keg .

This video should of only took 2 min. Few good ideas but my god he luvs to talk

The valve on my one was stuck solid. Also the centre piece didn’t go down on the spring, it was the surround. Ended up removing seal, then getting a big screw driver and mauled the spring out. After that it was gravy.

Hey there Matt .. can u help me I’m trying to turn my keg in to an Electric still can u please tell me what u used on your thanks

Hi mat where did you get the silicone sheet from?. Cheers

Is there any risk of the lead from the solder contaminating the wort?

Hi Matt , I’m doing the same thing with the same cooler box. What tank connect did you use,I’m struggling finding parts? Cheers

Vino platano rojo?

Did it have the 'homebrew' taste ie a bit yeasty?

is the element used for pasteurizing your brew?

What tool is that? What is it called?

I need part three

Matt, you have not posted for a long while. Are you OK? I tried to click your Fb. link you posted here but it is unavailable. I would like to ask for your help, to make me a mash tun! You are impressive. I hope you are interested, I'll make it worth your while. I am Russell Gibbon on Fb. All the very best.

jus as an observation, the big blue plug an socket, the socket should provide the power, an the plug end should recieve the power, that way you avoid the exposed pins in the plug end becoming live, and possible electric shock,👍

Grape juice on banana syrup ? Are you serious

You are a very methodical worker, think things through thoroughly before every stage. I first used Q Max cutters when I had my Saturday Job when I was 11 years old, I thought they were fantastic then in 1967 when I was building valve amplifiers the holes were for the valve holders. Thank you, it was interesting watching your video.

Thank u Sir! Worked a treat!

You know you destroyed stolen property on video?

its gorgeous stuff ...have another 80 pints bubbling away ...

Any particular reason you went with copper over PVC? Seems like it is a lot more work.

Hi Matt, great build! Where did you purchase the internal reducer fitting at 13:24?

Hey! Thanks for the info. I’m thinking of doing the same thing myself but for fermenting tempeh. I’ve seen a lot of info and most of it reccomended having a heater and connecting that to the inkbird and then attaching the inkbird to the heater and the fridge. The fridge cools it down when it gets too hot. Have you somehow connected the whole thing to the fridge so that it heats and cools? Is that possible? I’m not an electrician so this wiring stuff goes over my head but I’d be grateful if you could let me know. I need it to stay at around 30C.

Thanks for trying this, I had a similar idea but wasn’t sure if it would leak on the compression.

Very nice build, but I dont get the point on running the PID on 12 V, what's the advantage of that?

Hi Matt, what pump are you using in this video?

Is the manifold a loose fit to the valve?

Speak up junior

Great video. Are you still brewing, or just not posting new material.? Enjoying your videos - would be great to see what you've been brewing.

Hi Matt, just wondering where you got your kegs from?

Have you made any sloe gin with your own made gin ? I’m making a still now for that reason to make my own gin / vodka for flavoured spirits and wondered if you had

I can't think if I ever saw one like that. What di d you call it?

I would reather call it banana beer...

What do the clips look like? What does the finished product look like? Can we see it in action?

Nice to see Hillbilly in other countries. LOL that's not insult. Find it more joyable building my own. Thanks for the idea's

Do you use a wort chiller? If you do, won't the elements make it hard to comfortable set the chiller into the keg?

How big can your batches be with this size cooler??

Proper job...

Are the terminals of the heating elements enclosed or shielded?

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Hi Matt, is there any specific way that the element needs to be wired up? Is it as simple as wiring a standard plug straight to the posts on the element?

why do you cut the top out if you are making it into a still?

Wish I could find those in the states