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Interesting. Good to know.

That is beautiful.

As an AMR employee, I truly do appreciate your business. Enjoy your beers!

Thanks for flying AA!

I just moved to Utah from Maine about a month ago. I love brewing and drinking, so I was a little nervous about what my neighbors would think. My area is about 50/50 LDS. I made it very clear that I was a drinker/brewer so we could get it all out on the table. Turns out is is no big deal at...

Thanks for the info. I only have an ipad and iphone, and mr.malty only has a paid app that will work on these. I am all for supporting it, just wondered if it was worth it for a one time question. There was another yeast calculator I found but it is flash and won't work on my devices. Uggggg...

I have not only made the switch to all grain, but built a 20 gallon batch setup. Needless to say, I am very excited for my first batch. Most of my questions i have answered by searching here. One of my unanswered questions is how much yeast to use. If it makes any difference, I am using a 27...

No worries, it is still a bargain, and I am very happy with it.

I agree with pickles, however, mine isn't automated at all. The pumps are neccesary to move the 20 gallons of liquid, which weighs about 160 lbs.

It's not completely finished yet, but here is mine:

Stopped by there today for the first time and spoke with Adam. Very friendly, very laid back, and very helpful.

Thank you, looking at it now. I was on a cell phone earlier and couldn't view the file and didn't think you would have the whole thing available. Now I see you do, thank you very much!

any chance you can pm or email me the paper?

Yep, <$200, and no more :). I still need to mount the pumps and fittings/tubing, but I am just about done. Also shown is a kegerator I just picked up for $150 off CL, came with everything but the kegs.

Welder and extra flux core wire: $200ish shipped Auto darkening helmut: $60 shipped 14" chop saw plus 5 pack blades: $125 1.5" square tubing, 1/8" thickness: $150 Paint: $25 I already had an angle grinder and disks, so that is not included. Total cost for the frame: $560 Keep...

I know you answered this a few pages back, but I just wanted to be sure I read it correctly. In regards to the 1200 degree paint, is it holding up just fine, especially areas that are in direct contact with the flames? Thanks again!

The welder is great, what a deal for $150. The frame is 1/8" square tubing, and it handles it no problem. For $50, the auto darkening helmut is a great addition also.

Not nearly as pretty as yours, but being my first welding adventure, I am very proud. Thank you for your tools/parts/dimensions list, and inspiring me to take this on. Still more to do, but nice to see it taking shape. Please forgive the mess........

*EDIT* The link above is the wrong one, it is basically the same, but thinner. Here is the correct link for the pot: http://equipcousa.merchantengine.com/prodDetail.cfm/2377928,Alegacy%20Stock%20Pot%20120%20qt.,MX0 It was $140 plus $20 shipping. I got a call the other day that...

I am about to build your identical setup, just waiting to get back in town in a couple of weeks. If you have any thoughts on things you would change now that you have seen your rig in action I would appreciate any advice you can offer on things you would do differently. Thanks!