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Just did a 1.059 maris otter and centennial. 1 oz each 60,10,0 and dry hop. Not too shabby

I have been looking at it the same way. Stepper motors that are big enough are pricey. I have been looking at drill motors, they can be had for cheap on ebay. A wiper motor with its 70rpms is too slow.

Are you planning on mounting a motor to it or using the drill? I have one in the final stages like the other thread with no motor yet. New baby got in the way.

Love the name. A few drops of fermcap in the boil should prevent a boilover for you.

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I never had a beer finish high after doing starters. If you are using dry yeast are you rehydrating it first?

That happened to me when i tried to fill the pot with 7.5-8 gallons of water. I use a ten gallon pot and a few bigger grain bills did wick the wort up my viole bag and outside the pot. That was with 20+ lb grainbills. I now always use 7 gallons and havent had the problem again. The most...

Yup works. Her boobs are bigger than ever and he is packing on the weight. Plus, the new baby boy sleeps better than our first child ever did

I thought it was five dollars

I dont mind the rocks. I guess efficiency suffers a little though.

Wow........ How long do you plan on aging this this. And by that I mean when do you leave. I am being careful with my choice of words here

You would make a killing

Maris otter centennial pale ale

Oskar blues g'night (gordon)

Copper tubing works for me

I use 10 ft lines and dont have foam. Maybe try one longer line to see if that is it

Nice almost halfway. Did you decide what to brew yet. I made the dubbel from brewing classic styles in july and am going to try it soon. I thought it was a little thin in august.

Yeah let me know. How much longer you staying in?

Charlotte

If you bulk age make sure you teach the caretaker to refill that airlock