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I see a lot of recommendations for cabenit smokers, which may be what you are going for. If you are wanting to go a bit more pitmaster style, the Char Griller Competition pro is a wonderful and durable unit. It requires a little sealant at attachment points, but I can do a 20lb brisket and a few...

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Welcome to the insanity.

I have a mid range ESB, Apple Pie Cider and a RyePA on tap. Thinking about next weekend. I live in the PNW so trying to figure out my next weather appropriate brew. Maybe an Earl Gray PA.

It should be fine with what you added without swirling.

So I have a 14 gallon cononical that right now I have fermenting in my dining room which holds a stable 65 degrees. Great for winter, but come summer, the electric bill would be outrageous to keep it there. So, I am exploring options for cooling. Glycol chiller is out right now for cost...

I think you could work out an ESB with that.

I did the same . Still drinking it honestly. I would advise decaf, though. Just my opinion.

Hydrometer, flask and a ton of star San. Honestly, you seem to have the basics down. I did partial mash for a year and a half before going all grain. And even then, it was a bit early.

It works pretty darn well. I have been happy with it this far.

What a nice setup, honestly. All business.

Buy the stainless head. I just went on a test run with this thing and broke the top off. Quiet pump, though.

I am 40, been brewing for about 7 years. I brew 5 gallons, about every other week.

I have said this a bunch, but from an equipment standpoint, you rarely can go wrong with Craigslist.

That is impressive. And shiny.

This has taken a bit. But here it is. I am calling it Brew-ce. The base of this is all made of upcycled wood from a place called "the rebuilding center" in portland. I used hex lag bolts to join the pieces as they were low cost and high strength. I then used hardeeboard for insulation on the...

I agree. About the only thing that may happen is your gravity will be off from Target. Stuff happens man, and about the only thing you ever truly need to bring worries about is being sanitary. Have fun.

I want to bump this thread. I have been looking for some sort of diagram/schematic of how people plumbed these things with the black piping. I like the rigidity of the black and, honestly, the aesthetics. I am trying to find clarification on best method from the regulator to the pipe and pipe...

Thanks so much for the great idea. Seems like the best route to go to really satisfy my needs.

Well, my initial plan was to use fireproof paint. Around the burner will be an aluminum shield. Between burner and wood there is about 12" of space on each side. I am looking basically at a preventative measure that might cost slightly less than the 35 for fireproof paint.