Single tier build photo

Weekend project.Burner legs are counter-sunk into the base.Pump,QDs,spigots,on the way.All said and done cost=800.00$. [/IMG]
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Platform 20"x72"

Not a bad weekend project. Looks great! Nice work.

What kind of pump are you using?

Ordered a March pump and quick-disconnect hose fittings.
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You're gonna need a heat shield on the sides of that middle shelf or you'll singe it.

Bobby M,i was wondering about that too.I might need to shorten the table length.We didn't really plan it out very well.We hope to have the rest of it together by next weekend and try a brew.
Here's another shot with SWMBOs better camera.
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I think I'd want a raised edge around it to stop the possibility of the legs slipping over the edge if they get knocked.

The legs are sunk 1 inch into wood.Very firm with no wobble.
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Good idea.

Any old scrap sheet metal will work as a heat shield. Just figure out a way to sit off the wood by a 1/4" or so. You can test what I'm saying by just cranking one of those burners for 10 minutes. That wood is gonna be smokin.

did I read that right???? $800 ???????

Actually,it's less than that.Bear in mind i live in rural Alaska and don't have access to big-box retailers(local True-Value)for components.So if i didn't pay through the nose to buy local i paid freight to order from the web.Of course the rest of the gear(not in pic)is on the way so it's still pretty bare.I'll post more photos when it's complete.
60$ new cooler
200$ burners @100$ ea.
65$keggle
10$discs to cut keggle
60$propane tanks
100$QD's and hoses
130$pump
60$kettle spigots

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Onescalerguy said:

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60$ new cooler
200$ burners @100$ ea.
65$keggle
10$discs to cut keggle
60$propane tanks
100$QD's and hoses
130$pump
60$kettle spigots

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Making your own beer. Priceless.

Got her together and brewed a 12g batch today with it.The whole thing worked excellent.Had a boil-over to christen the thing!Will post photos tomorrow.
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