mkirkland Well-Known Member Joined Oct 1, 2010 Messages 144 Reaction score 5 Location Pearland, TX Feb 8, 2014 #1 This crush too much? Im setting up a brand new Millars B3 Sent from my iPad using Home Brew
Hello Well-Known Member Joined Aug 19, 2013 Messages 11,415 Reaction score 3,403 Location Raleigh Feb 8, 2014 #2 I'm new to this but as long as those aren't whole husks, I think it looks pretty good. What was your setting?
I'm new to this but as long as those aren't whole husks, I think it looks pretty good. What was your setting?
insanim8er Well-Known Member Joined Dec 19, 2012 Messages 1,640 Reaction score 340 Location Oregon City Feb 8, 2014 #3 You want the husks to remain whole, but you what the grains crushed or cracked. It's hard to see, but it looks pretty good. I think I see a few whole grains.
You want the husks to remain whole, but you what the grains crushed or cracked. It's hard to see, but it looks pretty good. I think I see a few whole grains.
OP OP mkirkland Well-Known Member Joined Oct 1, 2010 Messages 144 Reaction score 5 Location Pearland, TX Feb 8, 2014 #4 Its set to just over 2, about 2 1/4. Ive crushed a few cups to test it and there are about 5-10 whole grains that dont seem cracked at all.
Its set to just over 2, about 2 1/4. Ive crushed a few cups to test it and there are about 5-10 whole grains that dont seem cracked at all.
insanim8er Well-Known Member Joined Dec 19, 2012 Messages 1,640 Reaction score 340 Location Oregon City Feb 8, 2014 #5 That should be good. If your efficiency is bad (Assuming you did everything else right), adjust it next time. My gap is about the thickness of a credit card. You can go finer, but risk stuck sparges and really bad dough balls.
That should be good. If your efficiency is bad (Assuming you did everything else right), adjust it next time. My gap is about the thickness of a credit card. You can go finer, but risk stuck sparges and really bad dough balls.