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The Brew Barn - Walls, Paint, Tiles? Check!
So, in the last article I detailed parts of the wall build and the concrete. To catch you up here is how it looked after we put in the concrete and put up the wall: The next step was to spackle up the cracks and screw-holes in the wall and then hit it with belt sander to make sure that it was... -
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The Brew Barn - Part the Third
This is part 3 of an on-going series. For part one click here. For part two click here. So, in the last series I went through prepping the floor for a concrete delivery. Just to catch you up, this is how it looked: The guy from the concrete company came over and had a look at the room. He... -
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The Brew Barn - The Adventure Continues
This is part 2 in an on-going series, click [here] for part 1. After letting the room dry for a few days after the washing, I went to work using a scraper to get rid of any loose paint so that I wouldn't have a "paint comes off after 35 minutes" situation. I did get most of the loose paint using... -
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The Brew Barn - One Man's Epic Brew Barn Build
As a long time beer drinker with a craft brew budget that would rival most, I've often considered taking up brewing as a hobby. I'd done a brew here and there with friends, but never really had my own setup and equipment... until now. After ordering all the brewing equipment I would need to set... -
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The Brew Barn - Walls, Paint, Tiles? Check!
So, in the last article I detailed parts of the wall build and the concrete. To catch you up here is how it looked after we put in the concrete and put up the wall: The next step was to spackle up the cracks and screw-holes in the wall and then hit it with belt sander to make sure that it was... -
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The Brew Barn - Part the Third
This is part 3 of an on-going series. For part one click here. For part two click here. So, in the last series I went through prepping the floor for a concrete delivery. Just to catch you up, this is how it looked: The guy from the concrete company came over and had a look at the room. He... -
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The Brew Barn - The Adventure Continues
This is part 2 in an on-going series, click [here] for part 1. After letting the room dry for a few days after the washing, I went to work using a scraper to get rid of any loose paint so that I wouldn't have a "paint comes off after 35 minutes" situation. I did get most of the loose paint using... -
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The Brew Barn - One Man's Epic Brew Barn Build
As a long time beer drinker with a craft brew budget that would rival most, I've often considered taking up brewing as a hobby. I'd done a brew here and there with friends, but never really had my own setup and equipment... until now. After ordering all the brewing equipment I would need to set...