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OK that is the one that should be here for me in a day or 2. I have 10 in rollers hope I can make it work.

What about this link? Only reason I am asking is because my motor is on its way. https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/finished-my-motorized-mill-186036/ The top post, he posted the link of the motor he bought.

Not sure I understand the question?

http://www.lamabrewery.com/the_mill.htm I think he used the same motor.

Finished mine, :mug: I had an extra ball valve, so I attached that to a quick disconnect and now I can do both sankey keg attachments and corneys.

OK, that is what I thought, I will use both ideas, I can vacuum seal jars, and bags, and order enough for a few batches. Thanx

I just bought my own mill, and I will be buying grain in Bulk? What does everyone do about volume? The base malt will be fine for me to by a 50#+bag but if I need specialty grain of only a pound or two it would take me a long time to burn through that. I am worried about keeping it fresh etc...

Like this? http://cgi.ebay.com/30Hp-Magnetek-Electric-Motor-3-phase-/300527869631?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item45f8db5ebf#ht_500wt_922

Thanx for the INFO!

:rockin: Awesome!

Added the "aquairm controller" temp in pic is actually 24c, I just turned it on. This is the first run inside with loew humidity. Cool baby cool!

Yea, but i am not smart enough to get the picture turned the correct way! @@

Ok got it! Thanx, direct drive it is, maybe something like I have running my pump. What ever speed you want :)

Why did you guys choose 177rpm? what about the 105RPM? Any ideas on what is "The Best" Does it matter? Is it better to go with a pulley system that allows you to change the speeds by adding different wheels? Just got my new mill trying to figure out best way to get rid of hand crank.

I read the other link, looks like some good parts that one.

Thanx for the motor idea! I would prob use a drill before my arm! What size motor is min? Where do you get the couplings and drive wheels? O yea CHEAP!! Where do you get them cheap :)

Thanx to my wife :) I need a motor, any suggestions?

Exactly what I am going to do. I have an old coffee pot, I put a coffee filter in, fill with DampRid, (cheaper if it is not packaged/Bulk) and dump water out of said pot every once in a while!

Yes they cool much better, it doesn't seem like it in the temps of the box, still only a 10 deg drop from 75 to 62 which will be fine for an Ale. One thing to take in account is that I am running this at the moment in my garage today it was 76 deg and 87% humidity (Texas). The coolers took...

I figured out how to use my multi meter they are drawing about 3 amps each, my power supply should be enough. Update, I took apart and made a mirror finish on the hot and cold sides of the heat-sink. I then made sure that the Peltier's were 100% clean and added high quality thermal grease...