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    Propane or Electric

    Any chance you have pictures of said inline GFCI? I wonder if an inline GFCI could be safely used if connected to the outlet behind an electric range.
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    The POLs E-HERMS System Videos (how it was built)

    Thanks so much for the how-to videos, and for taking the time to document your findings and instructions.
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    Cask Conditioning Homebrew

    Cool information. The Spanish terms "corteza del árbol" or "cáscara del árbol" refer to "tree bark".
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    Cask Conditioning Homebrew

    "Corteza" is the spanish word for "bark".
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    Tried Brew-In-A-Bag tonight, got bad efficiency: 1.034 instead of 1.054

    Hi Picobrew, I think you will benefit from reading this thread: The Brewing Network &bull; View topic - How to go from Extract to AG for < $10.00. Before I tried my first (and still only) BiaB batch, I read that thread (above), lustreking's posts regarding BiaB, and adamjab19's post...
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    popcorn popper for roasting barley

    I have at home a black UFO/GG combo, and it works wonderfully. It seems there are a few members of CoffeeGeek and Home-Barista around here, which is great.
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    using electric

    AnOldUR, do you plan to install this immersion heater to your brewing kettle/pot?
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    Cask Conditioning Homebrew

    Wild, that is nice beer engine. Could you please post this same picture (or other pics, if you have more) to this thread: https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f35/fellow-homebrewers-meet-my-new-beer-engine-10529/ ? It will benefit others looking for similar ideas. Thanks!
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    [Not a] Bike Pump Keg [Evolution]

    Hi Pizzaman, have you considered the plastic sprayer containers suggested by Revvy in the first page of this thread? See: FANTASTIC PLASTIC KEGS
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    New BYO Aussi brewing article

    This is exactly how I did it, and worked great. Out of curiosity, did you raise the temperature of the mash to 170 degrees (i.e., mash out), before pulling out and draining the bag?
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    New BYO Aussi brewing article

    Which BYO issue is that? I've noticed a few homebrewers already mentioned said article. I have tried BiaB once, and it was easy going. I used a 5-gal. paint strainer from the Home Depot. Today I will taste said batch at a Real Ale party. :D
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    Using a pasta maker to mill grain.

    Thanks for reporting back to the thread. Glad it did work. Any chance you can post pictures of it (with the modified rollers)?
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    Electric Turkey Fryer

    As David_42 recommended above, how about brewing smaller batches (2.5-3.0 gallons)? Maybe you can keep the lid partially covering the aluminum pot?
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