Recent content by PuckeredPenguin

Sorry guys, late night and forgot the asking price. $3000 OBO. NPH

Fellow Brew Heads, It has been some time since I enjoyed the opportunity to make some of that delicious nectar of the Gods, and sadly I don't see myself utilizing my gear anytime soon, (Military and kids). Please see the attached photos for details and I will answer any questions you may have...

Looks great!!

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Yeah throwing in a little automation really makes all the difference:-)

How does an awesome build thread by horric29 and OneHopGuy turn into a crap discussion on who's responsible for some damage that neither party had any control over? Thank goodness OneHopGuy and horric29 are consummate professionals and haven't gotten involved in this madness! Us fellow HBT...

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N2fooz, If you go the direct fire route, it really needs to be automated/semi automated. Take a looks at the original Brutis 10 Build , or the build I primarily copied by Jlandin and here is my build. Like you said you already have the burner and a single tier ready to go. Just get a...

If you look at the pictures you will see that I have removed the old switch and replaced it with custom controls. So there is one speed, on and off:-) Nick

Here is the link http://www.harborfreight.com/compact-2-speed-1-2-half-inch-right-angle-drill-97622.html It's two speed 340/1375 I run it at 340 with no problems.

Not a drill press just a re-purposed 90 Degree 2 speed Harbor Freight drill!! Best money can buy. Made a bitch outta 27 lbs of grain yesterday, no biggie just a IIPA;-) Nick

Thanks guys I will make some adjustments to the recipe:-) @ashplub I am in the Navy and not in JAX currently, however I should be around the end of the year. Once I get back I plan on attending:-) Nick

Well this weekend I am planing on brewing my rendition of a Sierra Nevada Ruthless Rye. I generally do a single temp infusion for the ales I brew, however I did some math an almost 48% of the grain bill is speciality malts/Adjuncts, so I was wondering if a multiple step mash schedule would be...

Make sure your rye is crushed well, ie: if you normally crush your base grains at a particular mill setting, the setting for your rollers will need to be quite a bit closer for two reasons. 1) Rye is a smaller grain 2) it doesn't have husks so the crush should be finer than say for some 2-row...

"Pitty" Pit Bull IPA sounds much better:D Great build! I just found our old SS dog pail, it's getting cut tomorrow!!