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You never made wine before? When making wine you add stuff to like potassium metabisulfate, sorbate, basically to stop fermentation before bottling, to preserve the wine and also to clear the wine. So u might want to look Into that. Also check your ph! And make sure it's where it needs to be...

Only thing u can do now is check the ph, wait and post your results. Maybe itll clean itself up a lil more. The reason I say that is because my brother made wine this one time where the same happened to him. Basically his wine took extra longer to finish completely fermenting before he could...

Hey what kind of sparging are you going to do with this ? Or is this basically gonna be used for batch sparging?

50 bucks a keg is a good price judging by the price of the labor hours, compounds and scotchbrite pads. I think I'm going to go that route just having a hell of a time finding a local powder guy. Is that the high heat powder too? I guess it can tolerate high temps better than regular powder...

So today my brother sold a bulky tv on eBay. And it got me thinking about the usefull parts inside a tv. Basically copper scrap metals. I searched YouTube for tv scrapping and found this guy who scraps tvs for their copper and aluminum (as he pronounced it as "Al u min eeum") but what got me...

So with steam the mash isn't in a bath but just wet enough to drip into the false bottom? Seems like the big breweries mash have a Farina like consistency while being stirred by the huge mixer. So I was just trying to figure out the process. Like was there water added and heated? Then they...

In the parts list it's shows there are two steam inlets and outlets.2 in Upper and 2 in lower heating cylinders. Now my question is where are these inlets and outlets. I'm assuming the big center stack shown in these pics is where steam either enters or exits the tun. one inlet and the thing...

Ok check this out. http://www.brewplants.com/mMashTun.html Any brave soldiers wanna take on this project? I want to build this but I'm still learning about using steam in the mash tun. Im guessing the big breweries use steam? Anyone know how this works ? CJ

Idk. Rock is Rock. It's made up of many different types minerals, ores, and Dino ****. Look at lime stone which comes from shells and sea organisms. Limestone I believe Is used in the food industry in different ways for its effects on acids. Rocks in rivers and oceans don't get neutral they...

National Treasure is an awesome movie. Haha. I like the idea of the ss beads. Wouldn't be that bad of clean up if you had a sluice box lol.

Gorgeous. How much does it cost to get them chrome coated ? Is it cheaper than polishing if one had to buy all the polishing pads? Did it have to be sanded and washed it anything before the powder coating?

I was just searching youtube for videos of the big time breweries to see how their mash tanks were set up and they too had mixers that looked quite similar to your design except they were made out of stainless steel and looked like there were around 6 paddles/blades/fins on the stirrer. I also...

Can't wait to see the finished piece! Are you using a cooler for your mash tun for any specific reason over just getting another keg?

You can always just add a fitting to your boiler and pump it out with a march pump if you have a couple extra brew bucks to spend.

Did you happen to check your Ph before fermentation ? Also your beer may have been still fermenting when u bottled it and basically just needed more time. Also you want your fermenter in a dark spot. They sell carboy covers that blanket the whole bottle to keep it nice and dark. Light messes...

When buying whatever it is you're buying just make sure everything is stainless steel and not aluminum.