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Here is a picture of my two tiered solution with one pump: I heat the mash water in the boil kettle, then transfer that water to the lower mash tun with the pump. While mashing, I then heat the sparge water and transfer that to the upper sparge tank with the pump. Then I gravity...

There are a few people in the world that I believe come from a different planet or dimension. Les Claypool is one of those people. How does he get some of those sounds out of a bass guitar? He's operates on a different plane.

In my case, she asks me to do something as I am walking to do it. I have not started the task or mentioned it. She's not trying to control the situation or tell me how to do it, but she seems to have the uncanny knack of predicting what I'm going to do and ask me to do it, thus making in...

Not train related but... On Sundays, on our way home from church, we stop to get a newpaper because my wife likes to browse the coupons. This Sunday, we did not go to church (sick kid). Anyway, mid-afternoon I went to the flea markets in the area and silenced my phone while walking around...

Rule #34 dude, http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Rule%2034

If you liked that story, this one should be right up your alley. I copied and pasted this from the guy's website. http://www.ihos.com/steakhouse.html The Steakhouse Incident Now, I know that there is a lot of embellishment that occurs on this group and I am aware that a small number of...

I love the discussions that threads like this start.

One Sunday, my younger cousin (by 25 years!) went to Sunday school at church and told all of the teachers: "My grandma REALLY loves beer!" "She drinks it all the time!" "She gets sad when she runs out." "She even lets me drink it sometimes!" "I LOVE beer too!" My aunt got some...

What he means is you do NOT want to make a cord that looks anything like this: If you plug one end into the wall, the other end has exposed metal prongs that are electrified and you can easily shock yourself. **EDIT** Bobby beat me to it, but I have a picture :)

Good start. The only observation I have is you don't need the shunt unless you are going to measure the amperage your panel is drawing.

Use malt extract instead of corn sugar or mash some malt and make a non-hopped wort.

Every year at the end of school, we would have "achievement tests" (this is Kentucky.) Anyway, see if you know what these words mean... Baloo Wuzzle Alate Sculch Yonker etc, etc

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I can almost taste the beer now. I'm so pumped! Casey

More progress to report. The control panel is now mounted to the table! We decided this was the best mounting point. It can swing back when it's being stored. The pipe grommet (McMaster-Carr for $1.67) makes for a clean installation. The welds should polish nicely since I used...

The controllers and timer have power now. This is really helping with two people attacking this build. I have to wire the alarm circuit and the temperature probes and the control panel will be done.

Let's see the M20. Here's my (mostly) WD M20 from 1944. The engine, transmission, oil tank, primary, front frame loop and front end are original. A previous owner put the plunger rear section on. I came up with the tank, seat, bars, headlight, wheels and fender. Nowhere near orignal...

And the wiring continues. It sure takes a long time. I still have a lot of organizing to do but that should be pretty easy since I have been paying attention to wire length. Everything works so far and I've been lucky and kept all of the magic smoke inside the components.

All of the components are in. I started wiring it last night. I'm going to take my time and test it out as I go so there won't be (hopefully) any surprises at the end. The main power relay and the power switch works. I must say, the CLUNK it makes when you turn it on is quite satisfying. I'll...

Here's a clone recipe that a friend of mine developed. http://www.chicaandjo.com/2010/08/12/butterbeer-recipe/