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username: dplin2001

Cool, I'm almost done. I'll update my picture tomorrow. I'm all done except for the control panel. I modified the way I was going to do the control panel. I bought all the metel from a machine shop going out of business and bought some thick aircraft aluminum for the panel. It was to tough...

I'm not upset I paid for the plans at all, I actually really happy with them and the pics in BYO. I don't know why ASCO said that?? I guess they have some valves that are dedicated to gas use only and they thought that would be better, they also suggested not using 1/2, they felt a smaller...

I looked up the valve and came up with this link http://www.ascovalve.com/Common/PDFFiles/Product/8210R1.pdf Your link it says gas shutoff valve and mine shows general service solenoid valve. I'm just reporting what the guy said on the phone. Thats why I don't have one yet, there are so...

I too bought the plans and then it comes out in BYO, oh well. The price of stainless has more than trippled in price from what is listed. Also the ASCO vavle he used will work, but was not made for gas. (I called ASCO and thats what they tell me) I still can't figure out how the burners are set...

Keep us posted on your progress.

thanks, thats my next step. I'll try the one strong magnet first. Maybe I could hot glue it in order to test it and epoxy the final magnet/s on depending what works the best.

How about just using one of the selectable power supplies? I built the stir plate and it didn't work for some reason. So I just wired up an adjustable power supply through a switch and put it in a project box. It looks like it should work. I need to glue the magnets on the fan and get a stir...

I've been looking into burners too and here is what I found out. The BG10, BG12, and BG14 burners with; 10psi regulator will give you 65k BTU 15psi regulator will give you 120k BTU 20psi regulator will give you 185k BTU The BG14 can take a 30psi regulator and give you 210k BTU. My...

Are you guys going to have your program do a step mash and control all the valves and burners? I found this forum because I have been think of doing the same thing, you guys are much farther ahead of me though. Dave