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Are you going to post details about how you built your keg lid?
Folks who want to ferment in kegs can order a silicone keg lid from Zymatic (makers of the PicoBrew) that will seal without pressure and is drilled for an airlock.
R,
I didn't build the keg lid. That's not what I made. Look at the photo closely.
You going to tell us what it is?
Some are still curious....
I can only imagine that it must be some Fosters clone or perhaps Skol?
Anontmous,
that's pretty close.
Ah its probably Hofmeister's then (just follow the bear). How are you going to source an old iron can filling machine?
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