Re-finishing a set neck guitar

kentd600 · 1 day

Do not remove the neck.

Gian_Doe · 1 day

New desktop... Cheers!

newbrew12 · 1 day

Just dump them and move on. It has been over 3 month's since brew day, they are probably as good as they will ever get. You have already diagnosed what went wrong. There is no sense in storing undrinkable beer. Don't get discouraged and go brew another batch!

Edit: As BarleyBum suggested, shop online for your kits.

Kayla_Howard_ · 2 days

Karma for you for offering gear to less fortunate guitarist's. Well Done.

yamnivek · 2 days

Big fan of the SD 59, that one has a .010 (specs @.013) Bumble cap- very woody. The 57+ is a screamer, that has a .022 K40y cap. Check fleabay, I got my SD for $44 there.

yamnivek · 2 days

Epi Lp Custom with the usual accoutrements (Jonesy kit, PIO, SD 59/57+ etc...), plugged in to 5W Little Giant- no pedals.

ToddPEI · 2 days

Nice find, Thanks. I have also been thinking about switching to a kegerator. The lifting in to the keezer is getting really old.

MDWilliams03 · 3 days

Opinions as always vary, but here is how I go about it. I use my FoodSaver to seal up fruit. This helps to slightly rupture the fruit, you can also use a rolling pin. Freeze it for a few days (will also help w/cell wall breakdown). I thaw out and give them a little vodka bath (probably overkill, but I have never had an infection). I puree them in a blender and add to carboy to rack my secondary fermentation on top of it.

mjn0830 · 3 days

Agreed, they get heavy fast.

MDWilliams03 · 3 days

The rule of thumb is 1 pound per gallon if using fresh fruit. I do 6 pounds per 5 gallon batch. YMMV

Aschebescher · 3 days

I like Mika's F1 utility belt.

zestytaco · 4 days

I was really looking forward to the floor debate.

JBHowat · 6 days

You may want to look at these, pretty cheap and complete w/airlock. Did you get a chance to fab up a cask widge yet?

kerklein2 · 8 days

Congratulations. Take lots of pics and keep us posted on the build.

kerklein2 · 8 days

Which method of bending did you settle on? I have been leaning towards the 4 post jig, mainly because it looks the easiest to work with. I would love to be able to afford it coiled, but $220.00 seems a bit steep for 50' of SS "custom" coiled.

rotoreuter48 · 8 days

May I recommend Speckled Heifer, it is a partial mash, but don't let that intimidate you. It is cheap, easy and delicious.

nzo · 8 days

Thanks for the reply. Going to restore and see what happens. Tried iTunes as admin (even gave it complete read+write permissions and still no go). May just have to take it to a genius (1.5 hrs away though).

kerklein2 · 9 days

Exactly. I just had reservations on the complexity of wiring the panel. But as you stated, a couple hours a day, be done before you know it. Congratulations on a great looking build.

nzo · 9 days

Anyone else have any thoughts?

kerklein2 · 9 days

Ha, thanks. I have been on the fence for a while about buying a pre-built or going the DIY route

kerklein2 · 9 days

Looks great! How long did it take to wire it up, and did you have bouts of insanity while doing it?

nzo · 9 days

Have not done a restore. No security pass code. Permissions may be locked in security, the only thing I can find in Settings is restrictions- and they are all turned off. No Exchange. Tried upgrading on 3 different machines with 3 new iTunes installs. Anything I need to know before doing a restore? As I stated, first experience w/Apple product and it is not mine. Thanks

Mjap52 · 9 days

BargainFittings will have everything on your list at a very good price. I got my sight glass from BrewHardware, and my Brewmometer from NB with an order. The BargainFittings stuff will work just as well as the more expensive parts, I just liked the look of the BrewHardware sight glass. That is the cooler I use, it is more than big enough for 10 Gal 6% batches. BF also has cooler conversion kits for your tun, so you can pretty much get everything from there.

nzo · 10 days

Thanks, been there. Not applicable to V3.2 however. It starts to update, and then gives me the "You do not have enough access privileges to perform this operation". I have found a few posts about this problem, and "library permissions" seems to be the problem.

nzo · 10 days

This is correct. I am getting a "You do not have enough access privileges to perform this operation" error message.

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