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Well fellas, website is up and orders are being accepted! Sorry about the price bump, but we are really happy with the robustness of the final design. Several breweries have been using it now for a while and everyone seems to be really happy with it! I just canned a batch of my harvest ale a...

Our final version will be able to do 12 and 16 Oz cans. We've had interest from several breweries so far!

We haven't come up with a set price just yet. But think somewhere in the ballpark of $1k. We will also be selling the cans and lids.

Well it's been a long time coming, but there is finally an economical can seamer for home brewers. Check it out! Mk12 Can Seamer This is one of two prototypes. Final asthetics are still being worked out, but functionally it does exactly what it should. If anyone has any questions, don't...

The seamers that are out there that are manually operated are still very industrial and cost quite a bit. You definietly can condition in cans from a pressure standpoint. In fact its much safer, the most you can do is push out the concave bottom or split the seam along the tab opening as opposed...

Bringing back an old thread. I think this is a pretty neat idea when you look at the benefits of canning. If it became a main stream thing LHBS's would probably stock cans just like they do bottles. I'm just wondering how to get the cost down of a can seamer. I'd probably pay pretty decent money...

Doesn't look like a 2nd PID to me... Looks like manual boil control

This already happened to Founders back in 2014 when Mahou San Miguel became a 30% owner

Some breakers do have GFCI built in, but if he hasn't seen your panel, then him assuming that all of your 240V breakers have GFCI already, means that he may have been smoking some crack recently

This application note may help: AN1646 Are you fabbing a PCB? You could try testing with a breadboard first

Oooohhh me likey

Use a machine screw with a nut on the end

What is that red circle you have drawn? I assume it is a relay coil or your buzzer, but it isn't labeled. Make sure if you are fusing or using a circuit breaker for your PID's (not a bad idea) that you account for the extra current required for the relay coil/buzzer/mystery red circle...

I brewed my first wild ale back in 2013 using extract and specialty grains. I have been testing it every 4-6 months or so and the beer is constantly changing (for the better!) I'm having one tonight, 27 months since I brewed it - have a look: Essentially it is the same recipe found on...

I've heard that the autotune for the MyPIN's doesn't work the best so I am trying to stay away from that for now. Unless you have had different results?

Finally got time this weekend to test the temperature control and install my plumbing with inline water filter. I filled the pot with 9 gallons of 65F water and raised it to 152F in about 20 minutes, although I forgot to time it. The temp overshot by only 1.3 degrees so I'm pretty happy. I had...

What are your setting for P and D? What size batches are you brewing with these settings?

Post a pic. I'm trying to visualize what you have been saying, and to me it sounds like your probe is mounted at the top - facing down. The outlet to your RIMs tube is lower than the top of the RIMs tube, and thanks to Newton's invention of gravity, that open pocket should never fill up unless...

Haha fine! You get a pass today

You guys do realize this thread is two years old, right?