The "U-Brew Mark One"

Here it is finally finished, build pics will follow shortly tho I must admit I was a little lazy documenting the build. It is powered by a Brewtroller 4 Pro board, and I used Blackheart's control panel as a model.

That is a Rocking rig. Do you like having the sink in the middle?

That's sweet. What was your cost for the stainless table?

I haven't brewed on it yet as I have to run a 220 line from the box in my cave to the brew kitchen in the next room, The sink does double duty as I have the cooling lines plumbed right into the side walls of the sink and the plan is to fill the sink with ice and water to run the plate chiller. The cost on the table was $275 at the scrap yard, and I gotta tell you guys to check out the scrap yard as I got this for scrap weight price and they had five or six to choose from.

Wow! Looks awesome! I'm jealous.

Very nice cbjr1960....I can't wait to brew on it! (Fortunately for me, cbjr1960 is my father in law).

I'm surprised we don't see a lot more triple commercial sink units turned into whole brewing systems.

Am I correctly counting FOUR March pumps? Geez, automation is overkill.

No you are not! only three the other is a wayne utility pump for the chiller, I wouldn't use a march for chiller water

Very nice! You'll love the BrewTroller software. Do use the sink as one of the brewing vessels or is it just a sink? Have you posted this over at the BrewTroller forum?

The red LED's between the PID displays are wired directly to the SSRs so that they come on every time the burner gets energized so that I know how often they are cycling. I also installed a green LED right above the key and wired it to the heartbeat so I know every thing is OK (and the flashing light is cool)

not as hard as it looks, I installed the relay board in a separate box with all the 110 to limit the wiring going up to the box. I also installed an acrylic cover so that I could see the relay lights without removing it. And used a watertight connector to run 110 from the 220 box, this way I could power up everything but the elements in my garage before it goes into the Ale House.

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The fittings for the sink are from tractor supply. I am ordering a livewell screen from cabella's for the lower one to keep ice from clogging it.

and there you have it!

Gorgeous setup, I like the idea of having a sink in the middle.

Thanks, The brewery is going in the room next to my bar so I will have a place to wash glasses.

Yesssss! brewery porn!!!!

great job!