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Funny, I don't think her mind was in that gutter GD.. but it was funny.

I think it would be funny for BL to come up this way this time of year. The daytime high, on the warmest day, MIGHT hit 33F. :D It's expected to be 11F tonight. On Wednesday they're calling for an overnight low of 4F... :rockin:
 
Hey BobbiLynn

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This is the MLT I'm putting together. What does yours look like?

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This is the MLT I'm putting together. What does yours look like?

Nothing like that... Am I the one going about it all wrong? If that's the case, why do people enjoy my homebrews so much?
 
BobbiLynn said:
Nothing like that... Am I the one going about it all wrong? If that's the case, why do people enjoy my homebrews so much?

I'm still putting my AG brewery together. I those the cooler style MLT but there are a couple styles but they are all similar.
 
Mash tuns serve a purpose. That is to mash! They are all pretty much the same. Your choice will do you well.
 
Mash tuns serve a purpose. That is to mash! They are all pretty much the same. Your choice will do you well.

They only differ in construction of the vessel, the way they filter the grain, how you sparge with them, and such... So yeah, pretty much the same. :eek: :D

I've set up two cooler mash tuns before with two different style bazooka screens. My keggle mash tun uses a NorCal full diameter false bottom. The keggle mash tun is the one I like the most of the three. Not sure what I'll get for the next step up, depending on the target size. I might not have much choice there. :D
 
They only differ in construction of the vessel, the way they filter the grain, how you sparge with them, and such... So yeah, pretty much the same. :eek: :D

I've set up two cooler mash tuns before with two different style bazooka screens. My keggle mash tun uses a NorCal full diameter false bottom. The keggle mash tun is the one I like the most of the three. Not sure what I'll get for the next step up, depending on the target size. I might not have much choice there. :D


Okay, I'm just going to use the tubing I got from Home Depot. Rig it up and make it work... go all redneck on it!
 
Okay, I'm just going to use the tubing I got from Home Depot. Rig it up and make it work... go all redneck on it!

:smack:

Just be sure to make SMALL cuts/holes for the grain to filter through... OR look at the threads from people who have made them with success. IMO, you can buy a bazooka screen for short money. Get that installed and go from there. Trying to make something different can lead to more headaches, frustration, and throwing of mash tuns.
 
:smack:

Just be sure to make SMALL cuts/holes for the grain to filter through... OR look at the threads from people who have made them with success. IMO, you can buy a bazooka screen for short money. Get that installed and go from there. Trying to make something different can lead to more headaches, frustration, and throwing of mash tuns.

I can just use my dremel for that, right? I already have the idea in my head, don't need to look it up...
 
Shun-SHENG duh gao-WAHN, not another one... :eek: :eek: :D

I don't understand....you think I'll **** up? I'm going to make this work with what I have to work with, maybe tonight I'm not thinking clearly about it... but once the kit arrives and I read their instructions.... compare that to what I know... it'll work. I got this. I'll ask if I need help.
 
And I don't mean I was squishing whole squirrels through the grain masher. I meant after they are skinned, de-boned, organs and glands removed. You are then left with just a thin layer of meat, fit right through the machine so that's what I though it was for... pardon my mistake....
 
And I don't mean I was squishing whole squirrels through the grain masher. I meant after they are skinned, de-boned, organs and glands removed. You are then left with just a thin layer of meat, fit right through the machine so that's what I though it was for... pardon my mistake....

If you have a set of feeler gauges, see what the tightest gap you can get on that squisher is. If you can't at least get to .039", do NOT use it.

Milling grain requires more precision than squishing squirrel flesh. :eek: :D

And you continue to use incorrect terms... A 'grain masher' is a mash tun, where you mash/process the grain into sweet, sweet, wort. NOT where you CRUSH the grain (the mill or crusher)... :smack:
 
Bobby please stick to beer making. Squirrels, turtles, knomes and such are best left to another thread.

Make your beer with the beer kit you bought. It will be good.
 
Why do I find it difficult to believe that?? :eek: :D You don't exactly have a stellar track record in this category. :eek: :D

Again I will say, smurf off. What do you mean, besides the talcum powder baby butt batch, all my beer has turned out just fine!!! In fact, some might say "stellar".
 
Again I will say, smurf off. What do you mean, besides the talcum powder baby butt batch, all my beer has turned out just fine!!! In fact, some might say "stellar".

You got Pappi Smurf pissed off now... :eek:

I was talking about your threads, and things you've posted. Doesn't instill confidence that the mash tun build will go according to plan/script (without a laugh track at least :eek:) and trying to use something made to tenderize the squirrels you've slaughtered to MILL the grain is just a nasty thought. Unless you're going for a squirrely brew. :eek: :D

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Fine, okay, I'm not mad, like real life mad, just want to dress up like a smurf and duke it out mad... hmmm... fun, fun, so it's a threesome?
 
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