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The mythological "finished brew rig" :p

So what's your next enhancement going to be?

Haven't thought about it yet - its only been a week since I finished the last revision. Maybe a sight glass or 2. Measuring by sticking a ruler in the kettle just doesn't seem right.
 
That's my circulated BIAB Brewery.

Based one 10 gallon electric Urn, 3000W heating power, march pump at the bottom.
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The bottom , pump and electricity .
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Two operation modes-
1. temperature control with PID controller
2. ON/OFF with simerstat , the white noob on the left, to control the heating power
toggling modes with the switch on the right
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currently circulating from a hole close to the side of the urn to one in the middle, silicon tubing connected to aeration wand.
I want to plug to hole in the middle and move the silicone tubing out side the urn.
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pump inlet on the right and drain hole on the left
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heating element and probe of the PID
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aeration wand and bag
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That's my circulated BIAB Brewery.

Based one 10 gallon electric Urn, 3000W heating power, march pump at the bottom.
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Wow I'm impressed. Not sure if I'm more impressed but the cool kettle/tun combo or the fact that you were able to take the most simple way to brew and make it complex. :rockin:
 
Wow I'm impressed. Not sure if I'm more impressed but the cool kettle/tun combo or the fact that you were able to take the most simple way to brew and make it complex. :rockin:
:) For me, that's what this forum is all about.
 
For those that want to build but don't want to weld and want to keep it light, try checking out material from 80/20 Inc http://www.8020.net/. I use this stuff and it's great. It's extremely similar to the material Blichmann uses to make the Top Tier, but it's aluminum instead. Can't advise cost though...I get my material from discarded stuff at work :) I'm building a gravity stand with it now and will post when finished.
 
oh man reading all these brew rig/ 1-3 bbl brew set up threads has me wishing i didn't live in a highrise condo. :eek:

me thinks im just going to have to get some friend with a house addicted to brewing and brew there instead :D
 
mine fits into the "closet", and plugs into the wall, running off of the kitchen sink in a 1000 sq foot apartment...it is possible :)
 
These are all nice. I need to build something better than what I currently have which is two banjo burners on concrete blocks.
 
Not finished but it's getting there. Plan to replace shelf brackets with more t-slot stock and add some more

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they are from brewhemoth. my biggest problem is they are not round. trying to find lids are pretty damn hard. And the bottom is not 100% flat either. We had to bend the the stainless grates down a bit, so that the pot would not rock.
 
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Just got my stainless stand done a couple weeks ago. I've ran it once so far, hope I can fire it up again this weekend.:mug:
 
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