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This is a very well thought out build. Nice work!! I am very impressed. I dont think my build will be quite as nice but hopefully it will make some great beer.

I am working on building an all grain system I have been thinking up till now about using propane as I am more familiar with that than I am with electric elements. However it seems the more I search that electric may be a good approach as it is easily automated for simple operations on brewday...

Now you have got me rethinking my approach. I am in the middle of a build and was planning to go with Propane. I think it is easy to setup but more difficult on brew day vs Electric which may be harder to setup but will make brewday much easier????? hhmmmm what to do??

WOW, that is the very early stages of a basement bar.... Nice to see you are planning ahead :)

Very Nice work Pol, You have a great setup. HBT is such a great forum for sharing information. Thanks to guys like you who take the time to help educate the rest of us. I cant wait to see your brew day vid.. Cheers

Hey Man, Nice to see a fellow maritime brewer. There are a few of us here in Truro, Nova Scotia brewing. We are all kegging and now working on an All Grain structure. Where did you get the kegs for $16? You can never have too many. I though 6 would be lots... impossible haha. Let me know...

Just to clarify, what do you use for adhesive? Are you really using milk?

Thanks... you seem to be good an supplying answers and info. Helps guys like me.

I have seen the abrev's B3 and AHS before but what do they stand for?... I am a rookie at this :)

Working with the materials you can find or "scrounge" is have the fun of the journey.... Besides if you have wheels on it (or a motor for that fact) you will not have to lift it at all.... haha Build away

Im glad I could help.....haha enjoy

I started out the night with a Double Oatmeal Stout. Then set and extract batch of Extra Special Bitter while enjoying an 1820 IPA.... mmmm I love IPA

I have been doing a lot of surfing in these forms to gather information to help me with my build and there is a ton of info in here. So I would like to say Thanks and CHEERS to all those out there who have taken the time to post pictures, information, stories and answer the questions from those...

In the early stages of an AG brewery sculpture build and looking for a good source for pumps. It sounds like the March 809 is the way to go?? Opinions?? If so where is the best place to buy them?? Cheers :mug:

Thanks for the feedback. I have been doing a lot of research for to help with building this AG setup and I have see a lot of conflicting information on burners. Some say 55K work others min 185K...... I just want to be sure that what I get will work but dont want to spend a forturne on it...

My brewing buddies and I are building an all graing brew sculpture and are trying to determine what we should use for burners for our boil pot and HLT. Can anyone recommend burners that work well for them? We live in Canada so we can expect some cold ground water and cold temps for at least...