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I have the MM-2 Pro mill and the AAW motor. Absolutely no issues at all in filling the hopper and starting the motor. It does not even hesitate. The AAW motor has a ton of torque. I htink this thing would grind rocks if you put them in the hopper. Awesome set up.

I have the MM-2 pro with the All American Ale Works motor. Awesome combo. I could not be happier. I think this thing would grind rocks if you put them in th hopper. Once I got the gap set, it gives a great grind. Here is some mill porn for you.

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Sorry for the late reply. I would have to measure my top to tell you for sure. Probably not big enough to include the scale on the same top. The bins are called Vittles Vaults. Available at pet stores. They work great

That stinks. I have the AAW works motor with the MM2 pro mill and it is an awesome set up. It will be worth the wait. Here is a pic of my set up to make you jealous...,

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seveal years agao I brewed a Dark Belgian and fermented it way to hot. Terrible fusels. It was undrinkable. Good flavor otherwise so I have been using it up for cooking. I make a great braised duck legs and thigs with leeks and dried cherries and use the Belgian brew for the braising liquid. IT...

You can just use plain table sugar. It works fine, and is cheap.

http://www.candisyrup.com/uploads/6/0/3/5/6035776/duvel_clone_041.pdf Here it is... Here is the page of all of their recipes. http://www.candisyrup.com/recipes.html

A little more info could be helpful. Which primary yeast? OG and FG? How long was it fermented for? I do saisons with brett quite often and do not have any problem with them carbing. I usually do the primary fermentation, thenwhen that is basicslly done, I rack to a sexondary and add brett. Let...

I built it using melamine board and iron on edge banding. Designed it so the cabinet side has a shelf in it so a bucket sits almost flush with the top. Really keeps the dust down. The other side holds the two vittles vaults for a couple of the grains I use most often.

MM2 pro with All American Ale Works. motor. Awesome combo. Can't go wrong with that set up..

I add brett to a lot of my saisons. I usually just let the yeast finish up and then transfer and add the brett. Brett does not need fermentable sugars to work. Give the brett plenty of time to work. I usually go about 4 months. then bottle. IF you are going to dry hop I would domthta a few days...

Cold won't kill your yeast. Once things warm up it will start. Think about it. Where do we store our yeast? In the fridge, right? Guess what? It does not kill the yeast. You are good.

I think all that info is somewhere on the site. If it is not just email them. They were very responsive to any questions I had and replied quickly. I do know that I have the 180 RPM version . it does have a 10:1 gear reducer to get to that speed. I would not worry too much about torque, there...

Since you are a new brewer I am guessing that you do not have a way to control fermentation temperature. If this is the case I would recommend the Saison. Saisons can be fermented warm with no problem. Fermenting a normal ale yeast at warm temps produces fusels, which are not good. If you have...

specharka got it right. Brett does not need much to work on. I often let saisons ferment out and then add the dregs from a couple of bottles or Orval. Works great. I usually give it a few months to work. If you are interested in learning a lot about brett watch the Chad Yacobson videos. Lots...

This is not the cheapest solution, but it is a great set up. Easy to configure and super powerful. I think it would grind rocks if i put them in the hopper. It is a Monster Mill MM2 Pro with the 2" rollers. I use the 180 rpm set up. I load up the hopper and flip the swithch. There is not even...

Ooops, missed the UK part. Having lived in Michigan for most of my life I know their cherries are very good.