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by Larry Tyler
on 12/6/2019
from Prineville, Or
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I have only used one time so far. It will become one of my tools that I will use during my home brew process.
Seems well made, and Williams Brewing had the best price around. |
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by Greg B
on 7/31/2019
from Wenatchee, WA
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i bought this same regulator with hose,wnd, & stone about 8 yrs ago. After several drops and hundreds of brews it gave it up. New one works great. GB |
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by Spencer nagle
on 11/22/2018
from Oregon
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After seeing numerous videos on hybrid rocket engines I decided I wanted to build one of my own. Me being a kid I didn't do research and prematurely bought a cheap oxygen tank with a left-hand thread. None of my dad's torch nozzles fat on so I needed a cheap left thread nozzle. Upon looking on websites like Amazon I found nozzles over 30 dollars! I had already spent 40 on the project so when I saw this one for 10 dollars cheaper I had to buy it. I was a bit skeptical at first but after receiving it and trying it worked great. Although it may not look like it on the photo you can adjust the airflow which comes in handy. Do be warned though that when high volumes of gas flow through it will start to make a strange noise. No air seems to be escaping so I'm assuming it is something inside rattling. That only happens at 300psi so for other uses it should be fine. |
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by Vince
on 8/27/2018
from North Dakota
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I was looking for a good oxygen regulator at a reasonable price and found this. It works well with aquarium air hose and stone, you can get the oxygen bottles at your local hardware store. |
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by Jim
on 4/17/2018
from Rapid City, SD
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I purchased this regulator as a replacement for the one I have had for years. The barb (where the plastic tube is attached) on this regulator is considerably smaller (in diameter) than the 'typical' regulator.
William's Brewing Responds: Yes, this small regulator fits 3/16" tubing, which also fits oxygen wands.
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