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How sturdy is that stand? Have you loaded it up with full kettles and rolled it around?

Schematics below. A few notes: Using DIN rail components and terminal blocks. 240 V to elements is routed through a 2-pole main power contactor, and each element also via separate 2-pole contactors. 120 V to pumps isolated by main power contactor. 120 V to PIDs and timers is independent of...

Step One: Cut some holes in the wall. Installed another 120V GFCI circuit for that corner of the garage, as well as a 4 wire 30A 220V outlet. 30A outlet is powered by a 30A dual pole GFCI, surprisingly pricey at ~$100.

Greetings all, Long time lurker, found so much great information here that I thought I ought to contribute my own experience such that others might benefit from it. Overview: Mid-life (hopefully pre-mid-life) crisis build, so not cheap. Garages are for brewing, not cars. Engineering...

If you're looking at a typical 3-vessel electric system with HERMS, consider putting the temperature probes in the recirculating loops for the HLT and HERMS/MLT. There are so many good places to look for information about building an electric system (in the process myself). Scour these...

This is a really impressive build! The ceramic coating looks great and is functional. HEX for pre-heat, HERMS, *and* chilling is really smart. I also really like the rubber edge trim on the keggles.

Thanks guys. I think we're on target for some lawn mower beer ready in May.

Greetings from the Pacific Northwest. Brewed in the past with friends (walked the common progression from mediocre but inspiring extract brews on the stove, to the propane burner and cooler mash tun on the deck), but didn't bring along any equipment in the process of a cross-country move. New...

Greetings from a little bit northeast, in Renton. Getting back into homebrewing and looking to join up with an area club, so maybe see you at HoPS.