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2nd part of the video uploaded + a few other videos dealing with silicone seals & glue

Currently working on my can counter pressure filler. Just bought an Aussie Cannular machine. As far as I know Tapcooler are the only one that make a counter pressure filler but thought it might be fun to make my own. Rather than post a load of pictures I took a video of the thing, still work...

I get the software updates are a welcome addition to those with a machine but no software update will ever change the way the system is physically plumbed in. Fast-forward a week/month/year the machine works software perfect, how does the physical aspects of the machines limitations alter...

Thanks, I see on the FB page someone else is expressing concern over the non complete draining issue. The software issue & a few leaks here and there might be annoying but should be easily fixable? I assume Brewie will issue a software update(s) to fix most things. A leaking machine? do...

So with the short clean, nothing to stop the user adding hot water rather than the cold rinse?

Yep all on the same page, can you or any other Brewie owner tell me how the cleaning cycle works. Is it all automatic or is there manual labour involved. Are there any drainage points around the system, after use / after the cleaning cycle is there any liquid left in the system / pipework...

Just been searching through the last few pages, I can find 3 pictures so far, where do I find the rest of them?

I don't seem to have the problem, your the one using **** not me. Have you asked why Brewie don't want any pictures posted? if so what reason. I ask the question here so its not subject to any censorship.

Your FB group, you do what you think is best, especially if they are at least playing along at the moment. My opinion is a picture is worth a thousand words, if someone has chance to study the pictures they might be able to help with fault diagnostics / alternative ways of doing things /...

This is where I am at, a stainless box, a couple of tanks, a few pumps, solenoids, a couple of baskets, a heat exchanger, lot of hose & a software management system = 2K = 2 years+ in the making = I really want one (not at that price tag! no matter how CHEAP the early birds were!) but a PROJECT...

A couple of years back there was an infamous photo of a heat exchanger that had been taken apart, that heat exchanger had not been cleaned properly or had adequate filtering before receiving the wort, the picture wasn't good. As I mentioned a page a back what is the cleaning regime for the heat...

I have been studying this thread over the last year or so & with the pics now becoming available (Facebook Group), there is certainly a lot going on under the hood. Kinked hose anyone for a start. My other concern is the heat exchanger, having owned several in the past my cleaning regime would...

Cheers for the replies, since my original post I`ve got hold of some "d" type couplers to trial and your quite right they don't work with the "s" type BUT the actual inside shank is swappable which is useful as none of the couplers in the UK come with gas releases in them :) Cheers

Hi All, I know that the "S" and "D" type Sankey Keg Couplers are near enough the same apart from the probe on the "D" type is 6mm (1/4") shorter than the "S" type. A quicky question has anyone ever tried a "S" type on a D keg spear OR more importantly a "D" type coupler on a S keg spear...

Hi All, Before I go and buy a brand new one, I thought I would ask again today, just incase someone has one for sale. Cheers

Just noticed that there is also a stainless one on the market, dont really mind which.

Great video mate. Cheers

Cheers for the idea, I have however (thanks to a couple of members) been able to source the Randy wheels.

Cheers for the above link, but was really looking for a copper clad one. Regards

I`ve just notice this thread and was interested in having a go at producing a homemade convoluted tube, just wondered if anyone else has been sucessful in copying the idea. More experiments to follow :)