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Sure can. I'll be back home on Tuesday and I'll post them up for you.

We shall see with the spider, I'm hoping that the use of the jet stream on my hose can get it clean quickly. Regarding the mash tun, I can say that I need a better way to get the grains out, it was a bit of a PITA. Looks like I'll need to build a tippy dump soon.

Ha! Don't think mine Is too technical my friend. The only real electronics here are the pumps and I didn't even wire them up the fancy way.

I'll try to have some brews on hand!

Hey thank you! I'll do an updated price list for you in a bit. My cost was elevated due to not having any tools on hand though. I also wasted a good deal of money on things I didn't actually need, but hey that's part of being a rookie I guess.

Just recovered this from stainless brewing! It is a stainless steel mesh hop spider or strainer. Fits perfectly with my bk and looks awesome! Stainless mesh 6 inch diameter. Looks like this when installed

You know what that's next project I am going to work on! I have three full size sanke kegs and I intend to convert one into a primary fermenter and the other into a secondary. I also plan to buy a mini fridge and a temp control unit, I am just not sure what size fridge to buy that will...

So here are my lessons learned and issues Firstly something malfunctioned with my tank and I couldn't get any pressure. It was strange because the tank was full after changing the tank however I had no problems with my burners and temps. Secondly I wanted to use my rotating arm however...

Ok well I brewed on this thing last night! Cleaned everything up and moved the system back by the pool. Holy cow. This thing is easy to move but taking it through my house meant I had to take it apart which was a lot of work. All together and ready to go Stirring it up...

Ok guys this Saturday is the day. I will be brewing on this thing for thr first time. There is more work to be done for sure but I think I can make beer with it at this point. A few questions need answering and after all I am a self professed noob Question 1. Do I actually need to see...

Ha! That it does. Works well enough too, it's pretty simple and easy to move clean etc

I have been documenting this build under the title "the adventures of a complete noob and a brew rig"

Wow I actually forgot about this thread! Here Is where I am at so far! All fired up Maze of tubes.

Just fixing leaks and putting some finishing touches on this thing before this weekends inaugural brew. It's not pretty its not sophisticated but hopefully it will block any falling liquids from my pumps.

This is cool!

Very nice touch.

Looking good keep it going! I have very similar thread to yours, but I started a little earlier than you. You have lots of fun times ahead of you my friend, I'm hoping to brew on mine this month!

Thank you! I have a few leaks to clean up and I am essentially operational. There is still a lot that I would like to do, but I might need to put done of those things on the back burner due to my beer supply being dangerously low..... Thinking two weeks from now I fire this bad boy up for real.

Thanks man! I honestly considered just drilling a hole at thr top of the mlt and adding a standard dip tube with one if those northern brewing sprayer but I thought it would get in the way. If this doesn't work well then I will do just that.

I drilled a hole in that lid so that if I wanted to add water without the rotating arm I could. I have read a lot of reviews about these things and they sometimes can get stuck. This was just a backup method in case the rotating sparge arm got stuck. Might be overkill but I just wanted the...