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DavidD
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Long time lurker, first time posting. Thanks to all in this group. Great advice and inspiration. Anyways, here is my Brew Tree.
Nice work. Is that Superstrut you used? I'm just finishing up my brew tree using Superstrut and it looks quite similar.
Will post pictures when done shortly. But yours looks great. Good work.
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Long time lurker, first time posting. Thanks to all in this group. Great advice and inspiration. Anyways, here is my Brew Tree.
Nice work. Is that Superstrut you used? I'm just finishing up my brew tree using Superstrut and it looks quite similar.
Will post pictures when done shortly. But yours looks great. Good work.
DavidD
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Long time lurker, first time posting. Thanks to all in this group. Great advice and inspiration. Anyways, here is my Brew Tree.
Nice work. Is that Superstrut you used? I'm just finishing up my brew tree using Superstrut and it looks quite similar.
Will post pictures when done shortly. But yours looks great. Good work.
Do you mind posting any a pictures of how you mounted the burners?
HLSheppard
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Nothing too fancy but it works well and I'm proud of it! 
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Just finished welding up my new stand. Made out of bed frames again. 2 Stainless fronts from dishwashers and a scrap piece of stainless I had for the top. I still have to put wood on the bottom to have a place to mount my chiller and stuff. Getting ready for electric brewing.
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Still have the Whirlpool badge on them, lol.
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Here's my almost done brew stand. I did brew my first recipe on it last weekend
smitty8202
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The door on the left there is that your ferm chamber or just storage?
rockinmarty
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I didn't notice that. That's an AC! Cool! Pun intended.
oldstyle69
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would be cool to get a look inside your ferm chamber. im about to build a new big ass shed and need to build in a chamber. so, im looking at all kinds of good and bad ideas.
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Dfitz
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It ain't much but I got me some bigger plans
cantrell00
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For those that asked, yes - ferm chamber.
I'll get some pictures.
I'll get some pictures.
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Starting to look like a brewstand.
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BeardedBrews
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Oh man, I'm a big fan of the drawer slide for the grain mill base! I've been looking for a clean solution and I think this one might be it.
You made a sweet rig! 
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Fantastic job. 👍
Islandboy85
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Just realized I never posted mine here.
Brew day.
Ever have any issues with condensation from the lower pot?
Finally got my stand built and brewed the first beer on it this past week. There are still a few small details I need to install.
Two tier system that is pump driven with quick disconnects. Use gravity to go from MLT to boil pot. Chill water for plate chiller due to hot Georgia water temp. About 15 mins from boil to 75 using a whirlpool(5 gallon batch). Got a 5 micron water filter and water softener.
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Here she is , Brutus style setup , thinking off incorporating a rims tube eventually . Direct fire is working fine right now
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Here she is , Brutus style setup , thinking off incorporating a rims tube eventually . Direct fire is working fine right now
We collaborate within the brew club a bit. Here is one instance using my F150 brew stand. Working on a single tier keggle setup this winter thanks to this thread. A couple 2x4's across the bed rails and some plywood for the HLT's. MLT's on the tailgate and kettles on the ground. Have had as many as 3 sets of coolers lined up for our club brew before. On demand propane heater in the foreground we use to get tap water near strike and to clean with. This is one of many of setups I've used to get beer made.
Second one is a gravity stand we used at a buddies house for a while until it got to be too much for him to have around.
Third is my double brew stand that I had for a while when I threw two 5 gallon batches at a time. Had more help and more room back then. Hated to let this setup go.
My current setup. Getting tired of hoisting that HLT up there and trying to hold it to get the bungies around the handles. This is why I'm building my single tier.
Second one is a gravity stand we used at a buddies house for a while until it got to be too much for him to have around.
Third is my double brew stand that I had for a while when I threw two 5 gallon batches at a time. Had more help and more room back then. Hated to let this setup go.
My current setup. Getting tired of hoisting that HLT up there and trying to hold it to get the bungies around the handles. This is why I'm building my single tier.
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Solid surface counter top from Habitat for Humanity 30.00 my old welding table some emt paint and a couple 2x4s. I have a 16 gallon brew pot coming for my B day.
Built locally.
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Beautiful Work!!!! Saved for inspiration!!!! What burners did you go with?
Beautiful Work!!!! Saved for inspiration!!!! What burners did you go with?
Here's my sort of Kal clone. 25g hlt, 30g mlt, 20g bk, high gravity controller.
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Thank you (hopefully I'm correctly assuming you're commenting on my stand). I used two BG14 burners (Bayou Banjo burners).
Took one from my Blichmann floor burner and bought a second (from Adventures in Homebrewing [www.homebrewing.org] ). The three tier will sure beat lifting full keggles of wet grain on brew day with my previous setup. Haven't brewed on it yet though.
ColbyJack
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You are correct sir! Really looking forward to hearing your feedback on this setup. I've been collecting strut and brackets for a year off jobsites. Keep us updated!!!!
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Nice job Double_D! Have fun brewing on it!
John
I certainly do! Unless I'm trying to brew a small beer😉
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