jafo28

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Finally got a chance to try out my diy brewstand.

shawnguinn

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The New Brewstand hard at work!!!!!
http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/new-brew-stand-need-burner-help-165599/

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Shawn

My New Brewstand Build

http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/new-brew-stand-need-burner-help-165599/

trigger

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Now that I've actually made a batch I guess I can post here.

It's a two vessel all electric using a 5500 W kettle and 5500 W RIMS. I get on demand sparge water from my tap through the RIMS, so I can fly sparge without the HLT.



The pump's inside the toolbox, the RIMS is bolted to the top.



Here's the panel, yea its' got a clear front, not my best aesthetic choice.



And here it is recirculating the first mash.



After a couple more shakedown brews I'll pull it apart and polish/insulate.

klyph

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Fantastic system, I like it a lot. You can always spray paint the inside of the control box to make it opaque and still leave the exterior finish. I've been contemplating using my 5500w RIMS to do away with my HLT as well.

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10 gallon electric system
Stovetop 110v single vessel 5 gallon system

Primary: saison
Secondary: nada
Conditioning: macaroon stout
Drinking: store bought

ConiferAles

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What burners are those, I've been trying to figure it out for a while now, and where did you get them? Other than looking pretty sweet, what are the benefits or drawbacks of them vs. something like the hurricane burners?

thanks, look great!!!

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Primary: Sunset Raspberry Blonde
Secondary:
Bottled/Drinking:Hefe, California Common

If it doesn't give you good head, it's not worth drinking.

homebeerbrewer

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Another woody. How's the plywood under the burner look? Is it turning brown?

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jafo28

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Not yet, that was the first go with it, i'm sure eventually it will start looking used.

Flomaster

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search for 23 tip jet burners.

I ordered mine from here. fast shipping from Texas
http://www.cpapc.com/store/23-Tip-Round-Nozzle-Jet-Burner-natural-gas-P469C244.aspx

-=Jason=-

homebeerbrewer

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Keep an eye on it, if it starts to smoke, spray it with a hose. You'll then need to replace it.

Or, you can do like I did and get a sheet of aluminum diamond plate and turn it into a heat shield. I have 2x6s that the burner sits on. It's open right under the burner, but they still got hot enough to smolder. The heat shield should help.

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BrewBeemer

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Looks way to close too the frame and MHL JMO, the burner will be kicking out tons of heat out the sides of the BK.
Purchase some large square tiles for the BK base, also think about shielding the face of the MLT uprights in tile.
Heat with the adhesive on the vertical may be an issue?