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thats one of the cool things about single roller/crushplate type of mills.... its almost hard to go TO fine.... you can crank that crushplate down till your scared and it will just pulverize the grain leaving the husks more or less intact while crushing the hell out of the grains itself.... it...

Imho the crush is as good if not better then multi roller setups.. its also super easy to adjust.. you just tweak the crushplate with the thumbscrew to adjust.. dont even have to stop the mill... I always loved the original phil mill so when I couldn't even find a used one I just decided...

LOL I promise I didnt file through the bar....(it took long enough with a chop saw...) I always have a few files laying around and about.... and the box labled tools is an old file box I used to use when I was a bench tech for a electronics company :) its full of half used sand papers and emery...

Personaly I am not a big fan of multi roller malt mills.... seems they are hard to get setup "just right" and if you need to change your gap well.... everything needs to be cleared out, gap set, add grain and hope its where you want it...(ok ok I know thats a bit overdramatic lol) when I first...

Thanks! Oh yea will be making a seperate thread for the grain mill... been out in the shop all day today working on it... got the frame done and the roller about 99% done just need to do a cleanup pass on the face and then knurl it.. just have to finish the shafts and bushings tomorrow.... so...

its the 7cu foot frigidair

Nope I left it white.. in the picture with the lid open you can see how it sits back from the edge a bit so when its closed unless y ou get down eye level with it you cant really see the seal anyways so I left it be... Yup just need to attach it.... going to go the 9 dollar stainless steel...

I know it's been forever since I have posted anything on here so I thought I would share... Sorry for the wall of txt and pics but... well its worth it :) Took a break from airguns in the shop and decided it was time to build myself a nice kegarator.... I am so tired of bottleing my beers and...

I just realized I am down for lines 77 ad 81..... they are the same line :) was that intentional????

yea just keep it soaking in sanitizer until ready to use

Um I dont know if its been posted but the ultimate in kittay content right here... Main Page - LOLCat Bible Translation Project lolz!

thats what I do I use the paint bag but after the boil.... throw my hops in like normal then after my IC had chilled my wort off I pull it and put it inside the paint strainer I have had soaking in sanitizer put the whole thing back into the pot and siphon out from inside the nice clear pool...

Ahhh good point!

no Con he is asking why when he adds sugar it lowers the IBU's and such... The higher your wort gravity is the lower utilization of the AA's you get.... So as your adding your corn sugar its increasing your gravity and hence the lower IBU's

This is what I do now.... unbelievably simple and effective and no extra equipment that may fail melt or generally screw up LOL just soak your strainer bag in sanitizer while boiling, chill the wort with the IC, pull IC and put IC into bag, return to kettle and siphon from the pretty pool thats...

Ya know somethings just aint broke so why try to fix it :) Shake it or if thats to much work(it is a pain and frankly dangerous with glass) Use a piece of racking cane melt a hole or two in it with a fine needle and put it inline of your hose(there is a venturi thread around here somewhere...

+1 on oxyclean and a washcloth..... And like was mentioned you want just enough water for the washcloth scrub to work... to much and it just floats.... maybe a cup or two is plenty then swirl the hell outta the carboy and it gets really nice and clean

tornadoes suck

Imma set it streight this watergate