temp brew stand

[Gumbys_Brew]

building a temporary wood brew stand until i get around to building a metal rig. will post pics of the horrendous build once done.

 

[killian]

I need to do the same, I wood be interested in the cost of the lumber

 

[Gumbys_Brew]

cost of lumber pretty cheap a few 2x4 cost around 30 dollars and a sheet of cheap ply-wood. your set and ready to go with nails and screws. in all cost around 50 bucks.

 

[virus692]

I need to do the same, I wood be interested in the cost of the lumber

Four Words

Home Depot cull cart :rockin:

Cheep wood

 

[Seabee John]

hey don't forget things that you have laying around.... first brew rig was an articulating ladder:

My second came from this:

and evolved into this:

but eventually I'll have something like this:

 

[McKBrew]

I'm going to build a wooden brew stand eventually. The metal ones are a bit too pricey for me, and I'm not big on all the electronic control.

DISCLAIMER: For you guys with electronic control, nothing wrong with your system. I'm just satisfied with the manual aspect of the way I'm doing things now.

 

[Skrimpy]

Nothing wrong with going with what you have lying around. I have two tv trays and a turkey fryer. TV trays were laying around and turkey fryer was 30 bucks. Getting the kegs back today from the welder and building the chiller next weekend. Give it a couple weeks and I will be brewing my first ten gallon batch!!! The rig will wait until I have some extra scratch lying around.

 

[Seabee John]

Nothing wrong with going with what you have lying around. I have two tv trays and a turkey fryer. TV trays were laying around and turkey fryer was 30 bucks. Getting the kegs back today from the welder and building the chiller next weekend. Give it a couple weeks and I will be brewing my first ten gallon batch!!! The rig will wait until I have some extra scratch lying around.

make sure you take lot's of photos....