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I was very seriously into woodworking and gave it up after a move because of a lack of space and not long after left a couple forums even though I'd been extremely active for several years. Similarly, had been active in tractor and UTV forums when I had those tools/toys for our big property...

Yes, usually do more like 5PSI for the filler and tweak from there based on getting enough, but not too much foam for capping.

Now that I've got my Duofiller dialed in its been great. And not to leave Kegland out, part of me dialing it in was setting it up on a cart with my canner and a set of Duotight regulators so I can pre-set the gas pressure to the Duofiller for purge and to the keg I'm filling from. I just...

I messaged back and forth with them some today. Adding the pictured 7” touch screen is $350 and adding the web interface is another $125. Pushes it well over $2k. Then they responded that they really build the touch systems for commercial customers and only have the single element because...

Expensive but I’m interested because of the PLC based control. The BIAB is a little cheaper. One thing they don’t make very obvious is that is a complete brewery controller. The BIAB one will control 2 fermenters too.

Anyone using an Electric Brewing 360 Series controller for brewing and fermentation?

Mount Wall Control panels there and hang hoses, clamps, etc. Buy some of the shelves for stuff you can't hang. And if you've got a 3D printer or know someone who does, start designing custom organizers.

When I graduated from college I was really into cars, even did a little drag racing, a hobby that became incompatible with my new wife's interests and something either of us wanted to be dragging a baby to. I was developing a real interest in woodworking (thank PBS and Norm Abrams) so I sold...

Mine goes through the rim joist. However the only reason I run it anymore is to mitigate what dust I can when measuring out grain and mashing in. I control moisture with a steam condenser.

I use one of these from eBay. I got some 1/4" silicone tubing on Amazon that fits with a slight stretch fit over the barb on this and a barb-MFL fitting. I put a "HEPA" filter from Amazon in line too.

Sold!

There’s a bunch of breweries in Indy. My kid is a college senior in Indy this year so we’ve been there a bunch but with Covid cutting into the first 2 years haven’t been able to go to many. Never made it to a Sun King location because of Covid hours but have had their beers at District Tap...

I've run a couple hundred pounds through this mill. No hopper is included, one can be ordered from Monster or fabricate one. $125 including shipping in the continental US. Buyer pays payment service fees, if any.

I have a short one for my Spike BIAB system (essentially a Solo without the basket) and it works perfect. I use the side panel for mounting a pump and hanging TC clamps and gaskets and have the chiller on the bottom shelf. I might add the casters to make it easier to clean under but haven't...

For 1, I mounted mine on a monitor mount and slide a large baking sheet under. That way I catch all my sloshing and whatever else drips too. I even have the canner itself sitting in the baking sheet. For 2, contact them about new tubing. They changed to a softer tubing that eliminated...

I used the recipe from the Anchor History book.

Mine on the right, theirs on the left. Pretty damn close except mine is probably a little undercarbonated so I cranked it up a couple PSI. I have 5 bottles left, need to have my wife help me do a triangle test.

I just brewed a batch recently and have a pack of the real thing in my fridge to do a comparison I haven't done yet. I used the recipe from the book, which needs a sad update.

FWIW, a major software vendor in the industry I work in just extended "early bird" registration for their conference by a month. I'm not particularly interested in going and got a firm no from someone on my team, one "if it works out", and one yes. A friend who also is a user of their...

I'd like to do something. We have a pretty nice patio but unfortunately it faces west so it gets hot on sunny days from about 1-7PM I've looked a couple times at the Yardistry shelters at Costco. Figure a 12x20 on a concrete pad with a 115V circuit for a few LED string lights, the...