Recent content by RazzBarlow

Some of the brewstands I've seen could hold 1000's of pounds literally. I'm not sure what the gauge thickness is of my toolbox, I've never actually measured it. If I had to guess, I would say 12 gauge. To be clear, I'm not attacking your BrewSteel designs in any way. From what I see, they...

I'm definitely not hating on your designs (or MoreBeer, Sabco and BrewSteel for that matter). You will undoubtedly have to admit that all of your designs are at least a little bit overbuilt for reasons of liability. (Sad, but true statement of our litigious society today) The ones I am...

If you like the look of round tubing or that is what you have available, then I say go for it! I'm tempted to make a brew stand out of 1/2 inch square tubing just to prove it can be done! Most of the ones I see on here seem like they were designed to have a Kenworth parked on top of them.

Lack of airflow through the condenser may have done it in. Space looks kinda tight around it.

I am living vicariously through you. Thanks for the update.:mug:

Sulfur/Fart smell is usually hydrogen sulfide contamination. Skeeter Pee is especially susceptible to it because of the high acidity and low nutrition of the lemon juice. I have read that frequent aeration during primary fermentation helps prevent hydrogen sulfide contamination. I'm...

Looking fantastic, vinper!

I'm really glad this thread got resurrected. Interesting to see this build from start. Glad to see you could find a silver lining from that smoke cloud, Warrior. Welcome back!

We were car-camping on private land (doing some target shooting) The landowner was part of the group and had no problem with the alcohol coming out after the rifles got put away.

Near Lake Wohlford (Southern California) and it was last weekend.

Nut Brown Ale (My first brew and it got nice reviews, made my proud) Skeeter Pee (A lemon concoction that I've been doing for quite a while. Also a hit.)

Nuff said?:rockin:

Care to share some details on the plate chiller sale?

Nicely done. I like that you spent a little extra time with the router and gave it some details that make it look more "finished". I'd be proud to have that in my brewery.

:rockin: LOVE that!