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Salutations fellow Brewer!

Welcome to the (Brew) party Pal!

Welcome Mregione!

Hello and welcome BrewingGal!

If you're done with the Mr. Beer or other kits, I'd like to suggest going to your local brew shop, tell them what you prefer to drink and have them put together a recipe (start with extracts) for you. It's a great way to transition.

BB

Welcome GOF!

So I lost a table saw arbor nut (long story) and the only place I can find a replacement is from the manufacturer in Canada. It's basically a 5/8" nut.... but I'm not sure if it was modified in some way for the table saw, uniqueness kinda thing. They want $2.02 for the nut, maybe an ounce or s...

You save your nickels and pennies not for a vacation or new tires, but for a kegerator.

Welcome to the Borg!

Chuck N wrote:

Brewbirds wrote:Wow that beagle is amazing.

Yeah. I've been told that beagles are obstinate and stupid. Looks like they were only half right.

Anyone who told you beagles were stupid is obviously dumber than the average dog.

Welcome to the Borg!

Good to hear from you Joe! Please feel free to brew vicariously through us. Of course if you need any help drinking errrrrrr reducing your on hand stock, please feel free to mail me all the beer you want.

This is why I enjoy the borg. I just learned more about propane and propane accessories in 48 hours than I have in the last 48 years.

'Tanks Guys!

I'm definitely brewing a chocolate stout in February. Too many good suggestions here not use!

Thank you all! I'll be sure to take my time and get this right. Or as right as a first effort can be!

I picked up a nice one from Samuel Smith yesterday, but despite being the best one I've tasted so far, it's still to sweet and overpowering. I want a beer with chocolate accents and flavors, not one that tastes like a Cadbury in a bottle. Have any of the Borg tried to brew their own yet? I may make ...