Recent content by omayhemo

Not ideal doesn't mean no bittering. :) ...thus the qualification.

Glacier is a Fuggle decedent. It contains balanced and moderate humulene, myrcene, and caryophyllene oils. Citrus and other fruit (peachy/pear) notes as well as an herby and woody aroma. It's low alpha (5.5) means it's not ideal for bittering.

I love microcontroller projects. But I'm left with one lingering question. If you don't go into the garage, how do you extract the beer from the refrigerator?:confused:

Past Modest Propane Brewstand 3 tap Coffin Keezer Present I'm working on moving to all electric on the current brewery. Building a new fermentation chamber. But most exciting, I'm developing an SOA centered Brew Station with a high resolution smart phone sized touch screen for at...

Bras and Sistas Please witness my completed 3 faucet keezer. Red Oak ply, pine framing, walnut stain. I still need to aquire a drip tray and two more tap handles. I haven't done a wood working project since highschool, and that was a long long time ago. So I learned quite a bit during...

Delivered very quick. Assembled,quality parts. I got the three tap conversion kit and built a coffin keezer. *which I'll show off in another thread! Brand new co2 tank. Keg is in good shape. Did I mention fast? I ordered late Friday, was delivered to my door on Tuesday. This will be a...

The Netdiuno only supports one wire temp sensors in a branch release of 4.1 Plus the netduino has some serious difficulty with regulating power over USB. You may have more stable readings if you use the power block instead. And one more downer, I have a lot of trouble with reliable sockets...

Beersmith 2 is great! Apple is an overpriced, hippie, hype. Disclaimer, Software Engineer

Problem with Combos is they don't do any one thing well. I'd recommend sticking with a recognized brand welder. When it breaks down, you'll kick yourself if you go with an off brand. Not to mention, using a crappy welder can lead a novice to frustration and you won't know why. For the...

Awesome! I'm green with envy.

I posted the unfinished mill + hopper in the Ugly Junk Corona thread. But I was disqualified. :rockin: Mistakenly, I thought all corona style mills qualified as ugly junk. Anyway, I finished welding up the stand, so I figured I'd post a picture.

My own Corona style rig. Still working on the stand to which it attaches.

That's exactly like my original rig, except I reinforced the center with some wood, then later welded some additional angle in. It deflected pretty heavily when filled.

Agreed, any pump will cavitate if you try to pump enough bubbles through it. If you can keep your Chugger running with liquid above 190 and in high ambient temperatures, then here's to hoping success to Chugger, for excellent service.

My March 815 is installed into a plastic portable tool box of about 14"x8". Within, I used aluminum flashing in an arc over the pump as a splash guard, so I could open the tool box for air cooling, aprox 2.5" of clearance at the peak. I can leave the box closed and the pump has never once...