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Thanks for the info all. Nick I noticed that that fan you mentioned does not have an on/off switch, do you just unplug it when you are done? Also does that fan seem to have enough power?

Hello all, First off I apologize if this has been brought up before but I could not find it in my search. I have read previously (either here or else ware) that using a potentiometer alone is not a good way control fan speed in a diy stir plate. Apparently the reason for this is that the...

Thanks stealth, my girlfriend and I are starting to get into brewing, extract only at this point but we are working on a stc-1000 build.. It's a large enclosure but were leaving room incase we want to add another stc-1000 for another unit in the future. I plan to make a thread for the build when...

I just cut some square holes in an enclosure for outlets. I started by finding a center point using a quality combination square. I then marked the center point in the outlet and traced the outlet. After this I drilled holes inside of the trace with a unibit and cut the trace with a jig saw. I...

Those look great! I can always appreciate some woodworking. Cheers

I'm in!

That's awesome! Be sure to post pics!

Thanks eternal. I figure if nothing else it will help keep the starter out of places where it can be numbed into or contaminated

Thanks Raouli, I am a newbie and I read in " how to brew" by Palmer that pitching starter at fermentation temps will prevent the yeast from being "shocked" not sure how much I buy it. Maybe I am just using it as a reason to pimp my fermentation chamber lol. 🔧🔩

I have a 14.8 cf maytag chest freezer that my uncle is planning to give me for free. I am going to wire it up with a stc 1000. I have read that it is good to make starters at a similar temperature to the fermentation temp for the particular strain. This led me to the idea of wiring an outlet and...

This is one of my favorites right now. Looking forward to trying some of the other beers in the victory lineup.