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here's my SMaSH APA - american two row and cascade. grain bill is 7lbs of regular two row, and i roasted my own for color, 1 lb for 15 mins and 1lb for 30. color came out pretty awesome. taste is remarkable. (this was one of the early pulls from the keg, it's running clear and beautiful now)

this. is going to be awesome!

vanilla porter?

hey sorry for the picture size, i have reasonably speedy internets here so i didn't have any issue... sorry!

oh. yeah. those. also... piped hot water into the garage with a garden spigot on it... so that should help.

Homer Buckets are handy! parts list: 2 homer buckets. 1 homer lid female hose coupler male hose coupler 2 garden hose to 3/4 fittings 1 toilet flange 1 4" rubber pipe coupler bar fittings to pex pex pipe for the spray nozzle pex end plug for nozzle end. a few rubber washers and a...

we've sold a bunch of the seeds at $1 for 4 bags. paid off the buckets. unused buckets were $14 each from amazon plus shipping. we wanted the square buckets because the hopper would not fit as cleanly in a round bucket. we also did crush 4 bags just to test the crusher... it performed...

adjustments will have to be made with the hopper off, and the mill out... it's a *slight* oversight, but as you said, we hope it's pretty infrequent. we could always pop a couple holes in to get at those adjustment locations. thanks for the compliment! it's incredibly light, and the handle...

Figured I'd give this it's own thread, since it didn't really belong in the "motorized grain mills" thread. My buddy and I went "dutch" on a barley crusher, and wanted to make it easy to transport between our places, since we would rarely be brewing on the same days etc. Several designs...

+ 5G american Wheat 16312

the bottom of the buckets have ridges in them, and so wood was cut to fill them in flat, so the mill could be firmly mounted to the bucket. the lid to the bucket bottom, and then the crushed grains fall into the bottom bucket. we also had a buddy that works for a machine shop make us an...

A buddy of mine and i just went "dutch" on the purchase of a Barley Crusher. He's a new brewer, in fact hasn't brewed a drop yet, just collecting all of his equipment. Anyway, the being "part" owners of the crusher we decided to make it portable. After several homebrews and several design ideas...

shelving brew stand. very simple, but converting from a stovetop brewer to keggle/burner guy... so i went inexpensive, but got the shelving from a web restaurant supply vendor, it's beefy, i'm 225lbs and each shelf holds me without concern. the keggle is a 1/4 keg with a diptube, bazooka...

i'm brewing saturday. new brew stand. new keggle, new burner. brewing an old standard recipe. my american wheat. here's what the gear looks like set up, literally just assembled the stand in my living room over my lunch hour.

RyePA?

14,678 + 5 Gallons of Irish Red + 5 Gallons of Irish Stout + 5 Gallons of American Wheat + 5 Gallons of Cascadian IPA 14,698

california common

same beer, last year.

brewed 2/10/12 - 12mo in bottle... my last bottle of last years irish stout, for St Patty's Day!

bought a barley crusher. am presently driving myself nuts at work while i know my shipment of grains is waiting for me at my house... (just came in from grain2glass)