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Will get back to you with numbers tomorrow. Thanks again! :ban:

I say go for it! Lots of us started with 3 vessel all grain. The only risk for you will be if you don't like to brew, then you'll sell the equipment for maybe half of new price... So, you'll be out a grand. It may be worthwhile to brew with someone on their rig prior to purchasing though...

Nice!

Good work! Enjoy your new house and build a killer brewery! :ban:

Maybe check out this shop for some local intel? http://www.oregonshoppyplace.com/welcome

Sad to see another one fall to the macro hammer...

I think you will come to just endure it! Mold is everywhere water is. Pick your battles and keep it out of your beer. :rockin:

Thanks for the info, EZ! I think my rollers are quite a bit less than 12", if that matters though? More tomorrow, I'm heading out to grab another homebrew! Thanks,

OK, EZ, the motor is actually 1/2 HP and has 1050 rpms. Any insight appreciated! Thanks, The roller pulley is ~6.5" The motor one is ~3" The rollers are maybe 1.5" round stock?

Full speed! it just only has an on/off switch! Not sue what the gear ratios are?

Whoa! Interesting deformation for sure.

Not a selfie then, you're still looking for your first! :ban:

You are more skilled than me! here is my ghetto mill that my brother gave me for a Christmas present. I need to paint the wood and steel frame as they collect dust that grows mold, also the rollers could use some maintenance as I need to supplement the 1/3 hp motor with a drill on the other...

Awesome mill! I'll get a pic of my ghetto one on here so you can see how large you're livin'! :rockin:

I have a vintage bottle capper that you strike with a hammer I'll send to you...

I'd keep the rig if you're going to grad school! Good luck,

:ban: Keep on kickin' it!

Aint that the truth!

Pellet hops are probably going to clog that up? Use a hop bag!

Looks like it was probably another poison as croc bile isn't poisonous? http://www.forbes.com/sites/davidkroll/2015/01/12/what-is-crocodile-bile-and-is-it-really-poisonous/