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Have you looked at the Countertop Brutus setup? https://www.homebrewtalk.com/showthread.php?t=131411 There is also a 2009 article in BYO. There are descriptions of the brew day. Cheers.

The November issue of Brew Your Own has an article that compares a large collection of compact electric brew systems. It includes photos, prices, and a comparison of features. There is quite a range out there.

Please count me in. A satisfied customer.

JD - thanks for the link. What did you use for a shaft coupler?

Miller4, I picked up your post while having a couple of pints on the way home. It went straight to the top of the "what's making me happy today list." What could be a better story? A wedding (love and a party.). DIY. Beer. Your "SWMBO" must be awesome. Best wishes for a long and happy life...

First - like others I suffer from loads of envy. This should at least inspire me to clear a better space in my garage. Maybe post-Brexit you can corner the Lincolnshire market for cold yellow Eurofiz with a big lagering fridge and a huge CO2 tank. Anybody got an idea worse than that?

I am (slowly) putting together an eBIAB setup and have been pondering this piece of the build, as well. Have you considered using an NPT male to compression fitting? NPT through a hole in the lid with a cam lock for your external connection. On the inside custom bend tubes for either...

Thanks Bobby_M. I'll have to give it a try.

I started brewing fairly recently with a small batch "countertop Brutus" setup that I built too small. I have a hard time getting a full 2.5 gallons into the keg. (And I wouldn't mind a shorter brew day.) So I am putting together 3 gallon eBIAB using a 6.5 gallon Concord kettle and I made a...

Panthers 58. Thanks!

+ 2.5 gallons of Best Bitter = 58 gallons

Please add me to the list of hopefuls.

Leesmith - Thank you for the pictures. I was wondering how you adapted the handle. The picture makes that very clear. Nice, professional-looking job!

Izzie - I couldn't agree more. I am very much a newbie but I got started to try to brew the kinds of low gravity real ale I came to like while living there. Yay CAMRA! There are loads of recipes out there - on this site and on BYO. I also found a good set of recipes in a basic homebrew...

Leesmith - can you describe what you did to modify the basket? I think I have the same kettle and am pondering using it for a small batch 110v BIAB. But I haven't thought through how best to use that basket to keep the bag off the element and out of the pump. But ... I don't have access to a...

Wine cooler

Another welcome from Huntville.

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I didn't have any problem with using step drills on my aluminum kettle. Use some oil and go slow.

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