beer cave

[BMWMK2]

installed the fan and hood today, its not pretty but it works!

 

[BMWMK2]

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[EllisTX]

Wow. Very ambitious. Good job!

 

[Jota21]

subscribed...

 

[FromZwolle]

installed the fan and hood today, its not pretty but it works!

that there's man-pretty.

 

[BMWMK2]

OMG, I am so sore from wrestling with that thing yesterday.

 

[ScubaSteve]

Subscribed! So what are your future plans? Gonna add a fermentation station? Maybe add a stand?

 

[BMWMK2]

I havent researched a fermentation chamber yet, so i know nothing about it but that would be the next step. and yes a stand is defiantly in the future, just have to save the cash

 

[android]

lookin good BMW!

 

[BMWMK2]

electric was done today!!! moved in the keggerator. its starting to look like something now, just need an Archie Bunker recliner!

 

[FromZwolle]

sweet! although that plastic folding chair looks pretty sad.

 

[BMWMK2]

yea i know, looking for an archie bunker recliner cheap on craigslist

 

[mlyday]

One thing I didnt see in the pics was a fire extinguisher. Which is a must if your brewing indoors.

 

[BMWMK2]

plan on it, the gas line still isnt hooked up yet but when it is i will have one

 

[350_Malibu]

Curious, not finishing the ceiling? Dry-walling the ceiling would have made that place look perfect.

Still looks good as is though.

 

[BMWMK2]

I like the fact that everything is accessible in the rafters, plus it would have been a very low ceiling. keeps it a little more rough looking, which i like.

 

[350_Malibu]

I was just thinking less dust/dirt particles falling from the ceiling was all.

 

[2puttbird]

golf clubs ... check ... TV ... check ... beer ... check aaaaaannd double check ... I agree, you're just a big ol' recliner short of being all set!

 

[BMWMK2]

brew cave is pretty much complete! gas line was installed today, bought a recliner of craigslist for 50 bucks.
everything worked out perfectly, the room doesnt even heat up alot, only 2 deg in like 30 min of full power, and the co detector isnt even registering any, NONE, carbon monoxide.
WIN!!!!!!

 

[originalben]

Looks great, man!

Enjoy it- most of us have to make due with much less space.

Might consider placing something protective beside/over that gas line, though, just as a little added 'small cooper tubing suspended over the floor' type protection;^).

 

[BMWMK2]

yea, I have to still find a way to bolt down the burner, I was thinking of some angle iron bolted to the sides and anchored to the wall, that way it woulnd move at all

 

[originalben]

I would still consider, after securing the burner, some type of up and over protection of that little copper line- it's easy to kick accidentally, drop something onto or otherwise bump the thing.
Wish I had all that space.

 

[BMWMK2]

thanks, i will have to figure something out.

 

[FromZwolle]

nice score on that chair!

 

[Seabee John]

Looking great! Next additions? poker table? dart board? stripper pole?

 

[Jota21]

the co detector isnt even registering any, NONE, carbon dioxide.
WIN!!!!!!

I dont want to be a dick, because i'm sure it's just a typo, but for saftey's sake, CO=carbon monoxide. I'm not even aware if a carbon dioxide detector exists, but if it does, and that's what you're using, I wouldn't expect it to register carbon monoxide

btw - i'm very jealous of the setup.

 

[BMWMK2]

I dont want to be a dick, because i'm sure it's just a typo, but for saftey's sake, CO=carbon monoxide. I'm not even aware if a carbon dioxide detector exists, but if it does, and that's what you're using, I wouldn't expect it to register carbon monoxide

btw - i'm very jealous of the setup.

HAHAHAHAHA, I JUST SAW THIS!!! That is funny, im a jackass, cant belive i did that. your right carbom monoxide. had one too many when i was writing it.

 

[2puttbird]

Not only that ... but if it was a CO2 detector and it was reading 0, then you're probably not drinking fast enough!

 

[Jota21]

or dead and not breathing!

 

[SEABrewer]

Looking good. With that hood venting all your yummy brew smells outside, I wonder how long it'll be before the neighbors start showing up to "help".