Recent content by hittenz

MoreBeer gets my vote, a little slower on shipping but thats the trade off for it being free. Prices are good and products are consistently fresh. 50lb Sack is also good on bulk hops and the like.

So here's the somewhat finished product. I still need to get a good tank to manifold hose from agrisupply but you get the idea. I ended up going high pressure with some banjo style burners under all levels and it ended up being very adjustable once I got the burners dialed in. They are all 20...

I am lucky enough to live about 15 miles from an Agri Supply so today I went up there and checked around. I ended up getting what I said in the last post, I got home hooked everything up with the supplied dampers and got a great balanced flame that was blue with just a little orange at the tips...

Agri Suppy does actually carry a unit that already has the regulator/hose Combo with a #58 orifice at the end which would perfectly match the 70,000 btu rating of the 6 inch multi hole that they offer http://www.agrisupply.com/product.asp?pn=32832&sid=&eid= While it looks no where as nice as...

So now I am torn between the low pressure multi hole burners 5-6" and the nice 10" high pressure banjo burners. Agrisupply has good prices on both (Thanks Catt!) and it is close by to the house so I might hit that up. It would be nice to go with the low pressure 6" ones because the regulators...

Catt, you said there were some better options available, what do you suggest? JonW done and done, nice setup!

Interesting perspectives, I thought I spied jet burners on some of the brutus 10 builds but maybe not. Either way I'm looking at cost effectiveness and propane usage as well if that helps. Also any idea about spacing from kettle bottoms?

So, I have been working on my brew sculpture as of late and have come to the point where its time to do some plumbing with my gas system (propane). I have been looking rather hard at what type of burners to use and I have pretty much settled on using either 3 - 23 tip jet burners. They are...

True, it would probably have to have some sort of viscous material surrounding the coils in between walls to get proper transfer but if I come into some Texa$ I may try it just for fun.

Ikonis, that is exactly what I am going for all thats left is just drilling the holes. As soon as the wort is transferred to my primary I go ahead and do a thorough washing since its much easier to clean these items while they are warm and the trub has not had a chance to dehydrate and stick...

Hello all! This is my first post although I have looked around on this board for a year or so getting some great info, so thanks to everyone! I have what I think to be a simple question. I have upgraded my brew system and now have a gravity style brew sculpture with 3-20 gallon...