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I was looking at the back of a box of SweetTarts and the ingredients are dextrose, maltodextrin, malic acid and calcium stearate. Anyone...

I had seen this question asked early on in this thread but didn't see an answer until your post. I use a Brewzilla so that is what my...

Best of luck with your motorization project, @agentbud fwiw, the solution in the thread you linked to is a wee bit more complex than...

Unless you're brewing weekly or even daily, it seems the best option is a high torque paddle mixer drill from Harbor Freight...

To clarify - I already have a drill that works fine. But I built a new mill stand out of a spare cabinet and was looking for a more...

Mine is only 50rpm - what's the rush? This surely means more torque, right? Seems undaunted by grain. Might choke on rocks.

fwiw, looking at a vendor spec for the XD-60GA775 I find a confusing torque rating of up to 3.5 nm. At 24V and 150 rpm it claims 6.37...

Put some blades on it and it will be good for blowing the dust away after you've milled and cool you down whilst hand cranking!

the motor used in that thread (XD-60GA775) is rated at 6.37 kg/cfm. Doesn't that convert to only about 5.5 pounds/inch? The poster in...

what would be the minimum torque required to run a standard homebrew grain mill?

What do y'all think about this motor...

Just showing off the motorized grain mill I built recently. Mill is a 2SG Crankandstein. In my workshop I restore and use vintage power...

No. The two tanks will equalize unless there is some force driving the liquid/gas from the 20 into the 5.

CO2 in tank is in liquid form when under pressure. As it is being released from tank, it goes to gas form, so it just goes in second...

I sit both bottles down and give them a stern lecture about sharing with their younger siblings. And if they don't behave somebody is...