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well, I went to go and get it and it is sold out at every costco within 100 miles. Guess I'm building or going stainless.

I need a second pump to complete the eherms set up. Let me know if anyone is letting one go!

"True, Its not about cost to many though... To some the brewery is the most precious piece of art in the mancave... It seems to be sign of social stature to others like the car in the drive or any "name brand" sporting good.. and to other its a giant engineering toy like a kit from radioshack or...

Perhaps going with a solid stainless table is the smarter thing to do

Well that's true, but damn, the Costco one is so cool looking! It would be a nice contrast to the stainless.

3 kettles, 25 lbs of grain give or take and up to 30 gallons of water puts me over 330. 300 seems really low.

3000lbs??? The Costco one is 1/10 of that at 300lbs!

I know it is a little pricey, but I thought this could look really nice as a brew stand for an electric set up. Not sure if wood is the best option, but it sure does look nice! https://www.costco.com/Whalen-72%22--Metal-and-Wood-Workbench-.product.100318497.html

Out of curiosity, why are you moving away from a BCS system?

Ditto. Would make a great no sparge mash tun. Let me know if shipping becomes an option.

Really nice set up for sure! Since I already have a 120V control panel w an Auber PID for my RIMS, I think I'm leaning towards a separate 240V panel build using the PJ diagram "5500 2 Element 30a EStop PID" and use an EZ boil and just run 2 panels off 2 circuits.

And I keep going back to this no sparge idea but have no experience with it. Since I have 15 gallon kettles, I'd be limited to about a 1.060 beer. There are a lot of times I am brewing 5 gallon batches, esp. higher gravity stuff. I tend to do 10 gallons for pils, lagers, APA's. I could...

That's not a bad idea - I have a 30a (could easily be changed out to a 50a) dedicated circuit right next to a 20a plug. I could do one control panel for the RIMS and pumps (20a), the other for the HLT and BK (30a) as long as I didn't do back to back batches. THE HLT and BK elements could be on...

Lol. Yeah. I have the space in my breaker box but I'm starting to question why I'm bothering to go electric in the first place. Maybe I'll build a control panel and leave space for expansion, and go with electric BK and RIMS and keep using propane for the HLT for the time being. I suppose I...

I've seen that design and would love to use it but it seems a bit beyond my capabilities, specifically the use of flow meters, arduino programming, etc. I wonder if you could use 2 auber pids- one for sparge on demand and the ez boil for mash and boil.

Rats. Portland.

Where in WA?

Do you have a diagram? I kept pdf copies of all the PJ diagrams..... I could go 50A easily I suppose. I'd like to have 2 PID - one for mash, one for BK using the EZ boil, and wired for 2 pumps in case I need to add one later. I want the panel to be able to accommodate growth or changes...

I'm working on converting to all electric and have run into a problem. If you are going all electric and using a rims tube, it's difficult to get away from 3 elements. With a 10 gallon system I think I will need a 240v 5500 watt hlt and kettle elements, and a a 5500 watt ru at 120 for the...

What brand is the stout faucet and is it SS?