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The tube says not to use on surfaces that exceed 400`F. The silicone II has antifungus and antibacterial agaents in it.

saint arnold lawnmower. My first kolsch. really digging it.

just a side note. GE silicone I is also "aquarium" safe. even if it says otherwise on the label. I have built and resealed countless aquariums with it.

I wouldn't use a dremel. Maybe a triangle file. You can possibly rent a set of dies from HD or Lowes.

Is all the connections soldered? Can you take it apart to clean it?

Very nice. You have inspired me with so many ideas for my Keezer.

OK, thanks POL. Will do some adjusting tonight, and be back with pics. How much fines are acceptable?

Well, that is even better. That is the coarsest setting. Right now it pretty much shells the chaff, and break kernel in two.

Yeah, I dont either. Whenever I go to edit, I see img tags and codes...

My BIL gave me 2 commercial coffee mills. One pretty much pulverized the grain even adjusted all the way out. These are pictures of what the other one did. Will this work for all grain? Sorry about crappy phone pics. Thanks

Ok, thanks again. I thought whole oats were football shaped, just a little more tapered. But has been a coons age since I used to have a horse. I am talking from a feed store, not grocery. I guess I will make the long haul over there tomorrow.. Knowing good and well I wont be able to reframe...

ok, thanks guys. And just for the record, I am not using the ost to bre with, just trying to dial in and see if these "grinders" can be tuned to crush. I have good feeling about one, but may have to find a way to slow the motor down. Havent pulled the motor to see what the wiring diagram looks...

Really? Did not know that. What is the main difference? Well, not going to make an 80 mile round trip to the brew store to buy grain that I will trash until I get it fine tuned. Can someone show me a picture of a good crush? Thanks

Pump had 1/2" threads, so was easy yo get a barb fitting to attach hose to. Tote? Not one dimensional. It hold alot of brewing day supplies when they aren't in use.

I have a tote big enough for the keggle. Fill it with ice water. Have immersion chiller hooked to an aquarium pump(cheap and submersible). Put pump in tote. I can get from boil to pitching temp in <10 minutes. Also Have a lot of cold break in keggle when done. Alot more so than with just the...

..to try and calibrate a mill for all grain? Last night my BIL brought over 2 industrial coffee grinders. These things are hoss'(they have 3/4 hp motors!), and greatly adjustable. We took them apart last night. And I am pretty sure that at least one of them will work. They have different...

That it is not PC to call it Bloomer Pudding.

When will they be getting any in? Shouldn't hurt to age a bit in the fermenter. Is there just the one shop in Houston?

Anyone have a preference of one brand over the other. Also, where did you get yours? Where is the cheapest online source? Thanks:mug:

Temp control is not a problem.I have a two door soda coller like they have in convenience stores. I also have a Brewers edge temp control unit. So I have part covered. Just curious about recipes. Thanks for youe response.