Recent content by Dirty_Dog_Brewing

Thank you.

Sorry it took long to reply. Been organizing the garage and hosting a little get together to let friends taste the nectar that I just brewed. I have a new 110 volt flux core welder from tractor supply. Don't get one like that unless you want to spend a lot of time rewelding and grinding. The...

Started the build. Note to any one reading and is going to start welding. Buy a decent welder. I had to break and reweld so many times, it is ridiculous. Other than that it has been fun.

Well started building. So far so good. More pictures to come. I have most of the stand built.

I would set the 200 gal up with a continuous recirculation through a wort chiller in a bucket that is in a chest freezer. Freeze the the wort chiller in the bucket a few days prior to maximize the length of time before it completely melts. Of course the more water you have frozen the longer you...

SC, Are you running your own CAD/CNC setup, or are you taking it to a local guy to cut it out for you?

All I can say is wow. Great build. I just read through all 539 posts. I cant wait to see the rest.

Here is mine. I will start building it in roughly two months, once I return home.

I think it leaves just enough room to have a come back. In saying that, the ending did suck though.

Cyclman, It hasn't, and has only fueled the fire. Just passing the time to get back and set the whole thing up. Brewbama, Thanks for your service. Hope that you are getting some brewing done.

Well at least thats where the Army has me currently. I am a Newby that was bit by the bug, and now have the flu. I started out as a Mr. Beer Kit guy, and after one batch, I jumped into All grain with some help of course. I have brewed four batches since then with a turkey fryer, an igloo, and...

Welcome. Im down in Richmond Hill. Army transplant.

very nice build.

Looks good. Can't wait to see the outcome. Definitely like the rendering. Its a lot better than mine.

This is what I will be building when I get home. Maybe you could steal some ideas. The goal is to use a single pump and still be able to do constant recirculation, and store all my equipment while not in use.