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Count me in for the big one.

Awesome Idea! I may have to get a basket and give this a try.

Put a CO2 on the beer and wait a week or two and it's carbed. There is no need to go above serving pressure to force carb a beer. Also their is no way to bleed off the extra pressure after force carbing at a higher pressure is done.

On Youtube this guy shows a series of videos where he growes his grain and malts it and maked beer. Brewing Beer The Hard Way. http://www.youtube.com/feed/UCoDXW3Rqe2mIsCVKnZwbFXw/u

Me me me me

Robert, My sugestion is to join a brew club. They can help with any knowledge for the big brew and possibly can help with the equipment. If your lucky some of them may even help with the brew day so you could possibly brew it all at once. Good luck

My top shelf is 16" X 24" , but it could be a couple inches smaller in each direction.

I'm in.

Subscribed. I like the idea of a cheeper stainless hop spider.

Base: 2 row Crystal: c - 60L Specialty: Pale Chocolate Hop: Citra Yeast: US-05 I may have to try brewing the results. This sounds like the knida thing that would be fun for a few people to build a recipe from the top ingredients and compare the results and recipes.

Here is how mine is mounted. Works Well, Variable Speed, Quick removal if I need to use it for actual drilling. https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/drill-motor-grain-mill-314721/

For all you building a grain mill. The motor I used to power mine is on sale for $39.99. Just an FYI :D...

I could use that!

Subscribed. I love projects like this and can't wait to get started on some of my own.

Somebody in this post asked about a better hand dispensing gun. Try This! http://www.midwestsupplies.com/kegging/dispensing-serving/faucets/chrome-plated-hand-dispensing-gun.html

Purchase a Disposable Styrofoam Cooler at Walmart for a couple bucks and Store the beers in that to keep them cool.

Find a buddy with CO2. Find a Home Brew Shop that fills. Mine is open on the weekend. Just some ideas I could think up.

I've milled about 200 lbs with one and so far it's working fine.

The drill does not working very hard. So far I have run about 200 lb thru the mill and the drill performed without a hitch. I'm expecting it to run like that for quite a while.

The drill runs from 0 to 500 RPM. On the handle of the drill is a Lock for the trigger and a speed control which I use to keep the speed down. So for it seems to be working well.