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consulting the hive mind i'm building some sight glasses for my kettles butt i can't seem te got u nice cut when i'm trying to cut some glass tubes. i've tryed to cut i with a glass cutter and the tube in a v-block and breaking the tube, grinder with diamond tipped blade, dremmel tool with...

well my idea was to let the pump run the whole time pumping the glycol around an heating and cooling the glycol and relying on the thermal mass of the beer to stay at the right temp. i have a jacket for my cct's in the making

On the firtst test it got 40l down from 18°c down to 13 in about 10 mins so not to bad i would say. The cooler is 1hp acording to the stickers on the motor

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it seems to me that the temp swings a bit but i'm not quite shore what to do about it, are my settings off ?or what do i look for?

here's my homemade glycol cooler made from an old red bull cooler that a friend of mine had standing in his new coffee shop, the old owner left it and he didn't have a use for it and wanted to get rid off it. who could say no to such an offer right? and at work i found a brand new 80L...

The new ones, ive taken them out and now it works just fine withe old ones, i'm thinking off leaving it this way for now, i micht try to figure it out later cauls i just want the thing to work so i can fine tune it so i can brew a new batch of beer I just cant get my head around the whole...

i bought them straight from brewpi shop so i would think they are ok and in working order not ?

sry 2 older ones that came with pi and 2 screw in new type with the rj45 plug

At the moment 4, but its just for testing the plan is to use 3, one for room temp, one in the glycol and one in the cct. All the sensors have independent 5v suply so the te arduino has some juice for him self

i made the brew pi according to this thread and it works fine, but i bought new sensor from the brewpi shop and installed them on the arduino but when i power them they read 85°c instead of 15 (basement temp) anyone got some idea's about this. i posted the question on the brewpi community but...

No problems with dms in the beer? Or do you have strong enough hood?

I used a regualer wall paint becauls it fits best in the budget and it keeps verry well, but i need to put in a second hood. and a shroud to keep the vapor in check

Sure i did it and it works great check out my blog for pics http://deadhd-brouwerij.blogspot.be/ text is in dutch but the pics tell the story!

the tig welder i have is a cheap one i bought online in holland its a Giant WSM200 200A TIG DC inverter 265 euro's and it works great for home tig welding, don't excpect it go industrial piping but for thin sheet stainless and steel its perfect. my dayjob is ship to schore crane repair so i'm...

the sink was bought in an auction from a failed food processing company for 40 euro (about 50 dollars) and the table top was found at a recycling company at the scrap yard and was about 25 euro (30 dollars) and i did all the welding myself since i have a tig at home.

1 they are actualy 2 imersion chillers that fit together so i can use them seperatly on smaler batches and a smaler kettle 1 the sight glasses are only used to fill the kettle's to the correct level with a measuring stick and when the pumps are running a small rubber stopper is put in so it...

here's my almost finished basement brewery. the brewery it self is up and running but some of the walls need to be finished with tiles or pvc sheets. the brew setup the controller 2x 5500w 240v the fermenters with fold in table top storage for my...

i will remember this trick for sure ! good thinking

****bling bling*** verry nice!!