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Here is my new brew stand..complete with triclamp patch panel. The triclamp valve on the top of the table is for water to feed the HLT. Next I need to mount my stainless exhaust vent.

I added a stainless back splash this week as well as added track lighting. I put in a new water line with a filtration system. It will run directly to the HLT.

Before and after construction. I am waiting to have the mounts for the exhaust vent made as well as a triclamp patch panel. The panel will be attached to the stainless table. The kettles should be here late June and the electric controls should be done next month.

Well, I have worked the past two years putting together the business plan and working on a production brewery. My wife and I decided to put it off for a few years until the kids are older. So, I go the go ahead to move forward with revamping the home brewery. I recently sold my all grain set...

I will also provide you with the Beersmith setting to help you produce the best beer!

I'm in Fredericksburg (Spotsylvania).

Here are a few more pics

THIS SYSTEM HAS BEEN SOLD! I am selling my all grain brew system. It has given me a few years of wonderful brewing. It is ready to brew. Asking $1200 or best offer. Email me if interested at theevansfour @ live dot com. I can email more pics if interested. Brew System 1. Brew Cart a...

Ask John for a quote at Stout Tanks. I ordered it and they have a build for the HERMS and electric (float port, etc). Just detail what you want.

What BJCP style best describes Fuller's 1845?

Has anyone set up a home lab for yeast propagation, checking health, etc? If so, what tools would you need? Thanks.

I think you will be just fine with wood. I designed mine from wood and I can touch the wood without being burned. I have a video on how to build it on my facebook page as well as the plans and parts list (facebook under red dragon brewery).

Need advice. I have a cream ale that is a little hazy...I have already kegged and carbed it. I just got my filtering system. Can I still run it through the filter into another kegs with "damage" to the beer? Thanks for your input.

Based on your experiences, which type is better and easiest to use, the Counter Pressure Bottle Filler or the Blichmann Beer Gun?

I think I figured out what was wrong. I was trapping too much air into the pump thus it not being able to fully prime and get good suction. What I ended up doing was to let the water out from the HLT to the pump, open the drain valve and the valve to the mash tun. Once water started to come...

I have the March 809HS. The maximum head is 12.1 ft.

It is the same. I tried the next smaller dim but same problem.

The hose that I used without problem with the same diameter 1/2". The bad thing is that I think 1/2 inch is the smallest I can get at Lowes.

I have a brew stand that has the March pump mounted at the lowest point. I have plumbed it so that liquid from the hlt runs through it up about four feet to the mash tun. I used 1/2 cpvc. The pump sees to prime just fine. The issue that I am having is that it just trickles out, not a nice...

What recipe did you use?