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No, I took some features from several stands and merged them in to my own design. I call it, "The Frankenstand" After installing all the equipment! About the cost, I think the steel was ~$180. I need to look for my bill of materials (it's been a couple of years since the build!).:drunk:

Hmm, I am not sure but the original Brutus 10 had some spacing between the rails. I don’t have the Brutus schematics but I believe there is ~2” space between each burner frame (the 12” by 12” burner space plus rails on each end). The overall length was ~48” plus the end rails width. I did...

First of all, I am no expert but here are my findings… I started with a homemade counterflow chiller and upgraded to a Chillzilla (very similar to the Copper Chillus Convolutus Counterflow). It did a great job cooling the wort and I was happy with the results. But then, I upgraded to a SS...

FYI… For those of you planning to build this project, I noticed that Amazon’s price for the Bayou Classic 1044 44-Quart Stainless-Steel Stockpot is down to $68.25 with free shipping!!! http://www.amazon.com/Bayou-Classic-1044-44-Quart-Stainless-Steel/dp/B000VXHKMC/ref=cm_cmu_pg__header...

Here is another source for propane orifices and many other accessories. If you have questions, call them. They are very good, excellent service and extra fast shipping. http://www.bigway.com/CARTgallery197.htm Hope you find this useful. Cheers!:tank:

OK, that's cool. I want one!:rockin: Cheers! :tank:

Here you go! This is a good place to get your solenoids. Fast shipping, very good prices and the valves work great. http://stores.ebay.com/valves4projects/1-4-/_i.html?_fsub=348182319&_sid=29363009&_trksid=p4634.c0.m322 Hope this helps. Cheers! :tank:

I got my valve from Bigway Sales. This is a great site for propane applications. Great service and fast shipping. The needle valve I got works like a champ. http://www.bigway.com/CARTgallery6.htm Hope this helps! Hang in there, the reward is worthy :rockin: Cheers! :tank:

I got one of the 40 plate chiller from Duda Diesel. That thing is amazing. I have use other type of counterflow chillers and so far this is the best. It took 5.5 gal for wort from +220F down to 63F in less than 4 1/2min (OK for the record, the incoming water was around 45F but I had the valve...

You should give them a call. I am no expert but I think these valves may work for you. They are gas rated valves. I know there are real differences between NG pressure regulators and propane regulators as well as in the burners. Not sure on the needle valves (it is a simple orifice with a...

I found my needle valves on site. They have a good selection and reasonable prices. The service was excellent! http://www.bigway.com/CARTgallery6.htm Hope this helps. Cheers! :tank:

If you want a real high pressure pilot light valve you could get one of this (but they are expensive!). Baso H19 High Pressure Propane Valve ~25psi http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=330456501189&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT If you are going for it, make an offer. You will...

Good to know. Thanks for the heads-up! Cheers!

I haven't order my tubing yet but planning to buy it soon. Anyway, in my research this is the best price I have seen for 1/2" Stainless Steel tubing. http://www.nybrewsupply.com/products/tubing-steel.php Hope this helps. Cheers! :tank:

I got a Ritetemp 6020 from Home Depot and it works great but you will need to hack it! See link below for details. http://www.wortomatic.com/articles/Remote-Sensing-DIY-Controller-for-Less-Than-$25 Hope this helps! Cheers! :tank:

one easy option is this Bayou unit from Home Depot. It is cheap and works great. If you are lucky, they may be at reduce price (off season!!!). Anyway, it comes with the burner, stand and regulator for about ~$50.00...

I am assuming you are talking about a standard 10" cartridge filter, right? if that is the case, I use the 1 micron filter media from Northern Brewer. It works great...

My bad, I noticed it when I had my card ready to buy!!!:drunk: