Recent content by Klassy66

BIAB may be where I end up although I was hoping to avoid the hassle of handling that heavy brew bag! I guess that's the trade off for brewing on a 2 vessel setup. There's Pros and Cons to all sides! Thanks!

Thanks for the reply! I planned on adding a mash out to my next brew but never thought about how fine the grain should be. I'll add this to my notes!

From what I gather with brewing on a no sparge system the process has to be tweaked somewhat to make up for efficiency loss. Any advice, links or recipes to share would be greatly appreciated! Brew on! Prost!

Citrus IPA will be brewing first thing in the morning! Cheers!

I see what you're sayin! Makes sense! I'm still testing this new system but everything I've seen so far is very promising regarding temps!

I do have one in the boil kettle. I just move the plug depending on mash or boil.

Just powered up! First brew coming soon!

Brew stands are like a piece of fine art, no two are ever exactly alike. I built my rims system to run on 120v and it maintains mash temperature no problem. The extra burner is to help give the water that extra boost to get up to temp.

Guess I should of pulled it out of the garage for the picture! My bad!

Complete 3 Vessel RIMS Brew System 3 - 15 Gal Kettles (Blichmann Mash Tun w/ false bottom) 120v Rims Tube w/1500w Element Auber SYL-2352 PID Temp Controller 2 - Bayou Classic Banjo Cookers 2 - Chugger Pumps Sparge Arm Wort Chiller .....and more! Asking $1500/$2500 Invested! Location is Southern...

It's for sale by the way![emoji481]

Looks nice, I built mine 2 years ago. 120v RIMS with propane for the boil. Right now I'm upgrading to a 220v full electric basement setup. I'll post pictures when complete.

It's probably fair to say that I jumped in way over my head with this build having very little all grain experience....but hey, ya gotta start somewhere, right? It took a lot of hard work, a lot of testing and an equal amount of WTF's to get this where it is today! With 2 (test)brews on this rig...

Mash tun is all electric with the RIMS set up, runs on 120v and has an AUBER pid Temp controller. So far it preforms well!!