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I changed the A/M setting to "0", which is manual only mode, yet it still operates in automatic mode. I also changed it to "1", which is manual/automatic mode, where I can switch between them, but I'm not able to switch between them. It's just straight up stuck in automatic mode for no...

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Kal added some programming instructions to the Control Panel (Part 2) section. It helped me, so I assume it will help others like me.

I'm installing a heating element into my keggle, and I used a 1.25" conduit punch! The hole diameter is 1.6875". I'm not sure exactly what to do to fix this. I was thinking of JBwelding the SS washer (1.5" ID, 2.25" OD) onto the kettle wall. The problem with that idea is that the washer is...

Any issues with having the elastic in beer?

I currently use only pellet hops, but I'll probably start additionally using whole hops soon. To filter the hops, I built a filter that I debuted in some old filter thread. I've used this hop taco/stopper/filter/thing for a few brews with great success. The hops always come right off it when I...

I'll sell it straight across the table for $60.

I purchased a 55 gallon stainless steel drum last night. It will be used as a boil kettle in conjunction with my existing single-tier brewstand, which consists of three keggles. One of the three keggles will be used as a HLT, and the other two keggles will be used as MLTs. My maximum batch...

Here's my list in order of booth #. I came up with an excel sheet with the following columns: booth #, brewery, brews to try, and notes. AleSmith Stone Alpine Ballast Point Dogfish Olde Hickory Goose Island Bell's MillKing It New Glarus Portsmouth Hoppin Frog Minneapolis Town Hall...

Just sayin'...

Here's the idea: Buy some type K thermocouple lead wire. Cut to the desired length. Connect one end to a PID. Strip 1/8" on the other end. Twist the ends together. Now you have yourself thermocouple. Make a thermowell out of some copper tubing, a copper cap, and a compression fitting...

I came up with this recipe, and I'd like to know what you think. Amount Item Type % or IBU 30.00 lb Pale Malt (2 Row) US (2.0 SRM) Grain 85.7 % 1.50 lb Aromatic Malt (26.0 SRM) Grain 4.3 % 1.50 lb Caramel/Crystal Malt - 60L (60.0 SRM) Grain 4.3 % 1.00 lb Honey Malt (25.0 SRM) Grain...

I was talking about a 1 bbl system in somebody's thread and decided I should start engineering an upgrade to my system. I want to fabricate some 40 gallon kettles which means buying 18 gauge SS sheet metal, cutting a circle, cutting a rectangle, rolling the rectangle into a cylinder, TIG...

I built the Son of Fermentation chiller. I also built the Remote Sensing DIY Controller for Less Than $25. I built this like 2 years ago and still haven’t used it, but I figured I might as well post it on here. Sometimes I feel it was a waste of time, but since it was the first of my many...

This is my keezer in its “function over form” state. Within a couple years, I will upgrade it to its “form over function” state, where it will look like Jester’s keezer. This keezer does not void the warranty that came with the freezer. I got this 14.8 cu. ft...

So, once again, I copied some dude's design. I haven't seen anyone on here build this kind of grain mill, and I don't understand why. The same could be said about my conical stand. The reason I like this is because the mill fits in the bucket for easy storage. I just use a 1/2" Dewalt (850...

I bought the 15 gallon full drain inductor tank from tank depot. The stand that you can buy with the tank is not desirable... Their stand is too short: The bottom of the conical (after connecting the reducer, nipple, ball valve, and hose barb) is less than a foot off the ground! Their...

EDIT: Please note that this brewstand is everchanging. She looks WAY different now! Please see the latest post to know what she looks like and acts like. Thanks for checking her out. Back to the OP... I've made a few batches already, and she's working perfectly. :rockin: Here she is: All...

I'm thinking of using a quarter-pound of each: Cascade, Centennial, and Williamette. I'm not sure exactly how to approach this... I could mix them all equally. I could mix Cascade and Centennial equally as bittering, and use Williamette as aroma. I'm planning on continual-hopping...