Cannular Machine Setup - How to Adjust Rolls, Chuck, Table Height

[@benriggsby1705]

Super helpful. I got about 150 cans in and started having leaks. Followed all the directions, turned out to just be table height but love all the work on support for the machine.

[@KegLand]

Glad it helped

[@markbooth7657]

"yes, hello? Is this NASA? Good! My beer canning machine is of axis and I need An engineer to come out and adjust it"

[@stevetodd1559]

Great video, but you should have released it when the Cannular first hit the market. It would also have been extremely helpful to have included the bit about the table axis alignment in the manual, as I suspect that's what caused me several days of frustration and a few dozen ruined cans before I finally got the machine working properly. Now that it's aligned, though, this machine is an absolute pleasure to use. Excellent product.

[@kevinnoall6890]

Similar experience for me. Really wish this video was available earlier.

[@KegLand]

@@kevinnoall6890 Yes sorry about that. We have quite a lot of videos that are in production but we are getting them out as fast as we can. Let us know if we missed anything.

[@excpta2273]

Great video, awesome info.

[@cheshirehomebrew]

Looks like a fantastic product but I would have expected less adjustments straight out of the box.

[@KegLand]

Yes we do adjust the machines before dispatch so we get 5 successful can seams before the machine is packed up in the box. With that said customers might want to use different cans that we do not sell and they will find this video helpful.

[@mushbeeguy5029]

HA! 3 days, 50 cans and I have managed to seal 6. Every measurement is in specs, table is concentric, Biggest deal is the exact amount of pressure needed for op1 and 2. Frankly, I have never been more disappointed in any beer product.

[@t.phillips8466]

@@mushbeeguy5029 I so wish I saw these reviews before I wait three fucking months for this piece of shit... You can buy a way better one on Amazon cheaper and that self seals

[@mushbeeguy5029]

@@t.phillips8466 Amen , my friend. Mine went back. I paid bigger bucks and bought an American Standard , manual so it doesn't sling beer everwhere.

[@michaelellis660]

Never been more disappointed in a product. The amount of adjusting needed is complete bullshit. If you buy cans from Kegland should be ready to go straight out of the box. Don’t waste your money 👎👎👎

[@howerchristopher]

Hey guys. What are the exact adjustment (x and y) for the cdle chuck? And where are you measuring them from? I keep getting leaking seams with cdle chucks.

[@joseosorio173]

I would like to see a Cannular Pro machine setup with a CDL chuck.

[@KegLand]

Pretty much the same process. We sell chucks separately.

[@andresTama-ue4ds]

Hello, good afternoon, I am using the CANNULAR machine, the same model in your video but I have a problem, the machine is not sealing the cans correctly, what could be the solution? Thank you so much.

[@beerman1957]

The main problem I have is the concentric adjustment. I suggest checking that first and using cans that have sparkling water in them as test items so you don’t waste precious beer.

[@KegLand]

Yes testing with carbonated water is our standard practice too. This is a good tip! Thanks!

[@leluchin]

Amazing machine congratulations!!! how much does it cost?? do you send to argentina?

[@cirrus888]

Can you give details on your connections to the beer gun here. Ie gas post and duotight fitting size for liquid?

[@KegLand]

Hi Ben give us a call or drop us an email at [e-mail]

[@MrPatati93]

I've just bought it yesterday... It's really frustrating to set it up... You don't have the materials and you need a certain level of skill wich I don't have... Specially when adjusting the rollers to junt the cans

[@pensadorrealista2825]

It means that, is not sweetable for not experienced guys right?

[@KegLand]

@@pensadorrealista2825 It's worth contacting our service staff that are able to assist with this. If you have purchased from us in Australia if you are really stuck we can get the machine back to us and set it up for you then send the machine back out to you. Either way we have never had a machine that was not able to be setup correctly.

[@JohnnyReverse]

I just bought the pro and out of the box i cannot get the cans concentric no matter how I am adjusting it. Tried loosening the bottom it just keeps going off to the right no matter how I move it.

[@carlosportilla2260]

Saludos ,donde puedo adquirir la máquina? Gracias

[@alexanderfritz3445]

Whould be a good point if you say how long in position 1 and 2 have to hold. My experience in position 1 - direkt hit it to maximum and for about 0,4seconds and position 2 for just about one turning around 0,3 seconds something . If longer it scratches metal from the can and no sucess seaming it

[@KegLand]

If the rolls are well tuned in this should not be an issue but you are right in saying this very short 0.4sec is all that is required.

[@chrisz8532]

Almost 40 cans in and just 1 can successfully sealed, the next can not sealed. My cannula doesn’t have the treaded bearing adjustment and so 3 hands are needed. It’s been a very frustrating time and I’m just about ready to give up. I wonder if there’s a problem with the cans? Too hard.

[@KegLand]

You really need to contact the retailer or our customr service team. We have staff trained specifically in this area on how to setup these machines.

[@lwadams]

When will the CDL chucks be available? guys?

[@KegLand]

We have just put a few more in stock but only a few so they will sell out fast: www.kegland.com.au/visy-chuck.html We get another shipment of these in about 5 weeks.

[@madrenostrakombucha7569]

@@KegLand Is there any place that sells the CDL chucks in the U.S.?

[@KegLand]

@@madrenostrakombucha7569 I would start with www.morebeer.com as these guys hold pretty much or whole range and they can order the part in for you I believe.

[@32vincent]

Which system can be used to avoid oxidation as much as possible while canning the beer? Have you thought about this problem?

[@KegLand]

Yes absolutely. You need to make sure you are capping on foam. So make sure to fill up the can with a small amount of foam on top then when the lid pushes down it should push some of the foam out of the head space to evacuate oxygen. This is also what is done in the commercial canning industry.

[@quarlow1215]

Nice machine but it seems like a lot of adjusting. Ford had the right idea that would be well applied here. And that is "when its tight it's right". Could you not have machined it so that the parts were just bolt on and be right. Also it seems like a large expense for disposable packaging that doesn't even get a return fee. Aren't flip top bottles or just any kind of bottle not a more environmentally responsible option. I get the cool factor here but it seems like a big expense just so Bubba can squish the empties on his forehead. I think this loses sight of one of the reason's for home brewing. "Cheaper the than store bought". Not trying to rain on your parade, just giving another side to it.

[@krislai6273]

I bought the cannular Pro, and this Video says the 1st OP roller is on the left. The manual for the Pro Cannular says the 1st OP roller is on the Right. WTF is it a typo or is really reversed?? I don't want to waste half a dozen cans to find out

[@joseosorio173]

on the Pro the rollers are inverted.

[@KegLand]

The rollers or rather the operations are reversed on the semi auto as compared to the manual canning machine. Best to go by the manual for your specific canning machine.

[@ernestomunozpietsch5510]

what about the cans that are bigger in diameter?, like the 946 ml, do you a base for those too?

[@KegLand]

It's best for large cans that you get the new Semi-Auto machine. Just released a new video on this one today.

[@DimpieDeBruyn]

Cool

[@neiljones641]

What a faff, extremely poor design for adjusting. Bias the table over then lock it up.....really..... was this made in China by any chance?

[@jakub290]

Yeah, the access to that top bolt is pretty much impossible. I still like the product

[@BennyBestt]

Can sleeves are lined with what chemical?

[@KegLand]

Almost all sleeves are lined with an epoxy coating. All cans that we sell use a FDA approved epoxy coating which is suitable for a wide range of beverages. Unfortunately our cans are not suitbale for wine or very acidic liquids such as pure lemon juice. These products might be ok for a short period but high level of preservatives in some wines and acidic liquids can penetrate through the epoxy coating after some time.

[@BennyBestt]

@@KegLand is the chemical BPA?

[@KegLand]

@@BennyBestt BPA is a chemical used in the formation of many types of epoxy. The particular expoxy used is one that has passed the FDA approvals for food contact and in this testing they determin if there is any migration of the substances in the coating getting into the beverage. The coating passes these tests. If you would like more information then please email us and we can send you more specificaion details on the coating types if you like.

[@BennyBestt]

@@KegLand thankyou

[@Yardie_in_Tampa]

Is this setup the same for the semi auto version?

[@KegLand]

No the Semi Auto version is quite different. Can you please download the manual for this from our website.

[@jibba0202]

Just like a Lee Reloading Press! ;(

[@j4nch]

Do you have a device to fill those can?

[@benriggsby1705]

I got a Tapcooler can filler. Works great, not absurdly expensive, works much better than a beer gun.

[@reinaldo12pr]

Couldn’t get it to work.

[@KegLand]

Have you tried contacting our customer service staff. We have never had a canning machine that we could not get into spec but it's tricky if you are a beginner.

[@mayu6843]

so far i am quite disappointed about this expensive product, i wish i had seen this video before buying it.

[@KegLand]

Hey Mayu. We are sorry to hear that. The cannular is the highest selling canning machine in the world and we get people all over the world that love this machine. I am assuming that you are having some trouble doing an adjustment is that correct? We do have a customer service team dedicated to assisting customers with this so why not send us an email so we can help you.

[@mayu6843]

@@KegLand thanks for the message, will send the message, i really want this to work.

[@2F51RL]

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