sikasswagen68
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Here's another,I brewed yesterday an Amber ale and a pale ale
Here is mine. About 80% done I would say.
I will replace the plywood on the lower level with a piece that actually fits, lol, that was just thrown down to put stuff on.
Also will deck all the surfaces with plywood, paint it all black and red, and add some diamond plate accents.
Converted BFD Brewhaus to natural gas...I'm done with 20 lb LP cans...
You've got copper fittings screwed into galvanized fittings. You're going to have corrosion problems and eventual leaks. You need to install some dielectric unions wherever copper lines join galvanized lines. Or just get rid of the galvanized pipe altogether.
Thanks for the advice! The pipe is actually black iron...and I believe the brass fitting between the copper and the black iron should minimize corrosion...but I'll keep an eye on it!
Thanks again...
He may be talking about the line coming off the pump. Surely to God thats stainless and not galvanized! I hope and pray you aren't running wort that you plan to ferment and drink through galvanized pipe.
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He may be talking about the line coming off the pump. Surely to God thats stainless and not galvanized! I hope and pray you aren't running wort that you plan to ferment and drink through galvanized pipe.
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Those castors are brilliant. I might have to steal that for my wooden single tier. I need it out the way and have been struggling with what to do with it. Tucked further in the corner would be great. It weighs a ton though. Not sure how easy standing it up would be. Any tips on getting it vertical?
Those castors are brilliant. I might have to steal that for my wooden single tier. I need it out the way and have been struggling with what to do with it. Tucked further in the corner would be great. It weighs a ton though. Not sure how easy standing it up would be. Any tips on getting it vertical?
Those castors are brilliant. I might have to steal that for my wooden single tier. I need it out the way and have been struggling with what to do with it. Tucked further in the corner would be great. It weighs a ton though. Not sure how easy standing it up would be. Any tips on getting it vertical?
\10 gallon pot pumps to 10 gallon mash cooler and 5 gallon sparge tank. No more lifting!
Here is my wood stand.
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It is knotty alder on a pine carcass with walnut oil/linseed oil and spar urethane. Done with hand tools, planes, handsaws etc...
Almost done. I just need to add a few more fittings and valves.
November- Brilliant woodworking skills!
This display of craftsmanship is the whole reason behind building a wood stand. Otherwise, just stack some milk crates.
Nice work.
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I just finished my wood brew rig. 5 gal setup, with 2 cheap Chinese eBay pumps, homemade control panel and plate chiller. Test run next week!
Looks great. Can you enlighten us about the pumps?
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