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Barrel: we need Stillage

Started by admin, May 04, 2013, 11:36:13 AM

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May 04, 2013, 11:36:13 AM Last Edit: May 31, 2013, 09:14:12 AM by Il Tubo
Anyone handy with wood that could knock up two of these. I have a template. They're needed to support the barrel.


Shanna

From the holes drilled  in the top two pieces of wood itl looks like you bolted the upper curved piece of wood to the lower piece. They appear very close to the edge of the wood,  hope they can take the weight of the barrel?

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Quote from: Shanna on May 04, 2013, 01:57:29 PM
From the holes drilled  in the top two pieces of wood itl looks like you bolted the upper curved piece of wood to the lower piece. They appear very close to the edge of the wood,  hope they can take the weight of the barrel?

Shanna
There are also a couple of screws ( 6 * 70mm in deep counter bores) nearer the ends from the underside that you cannot see plus the joint is glued. The two little top pieces are more loaded in sheer!
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Quote from: Tube on May 04, 2013, 11:36:13 AM
Anyone handy with wood that could knock up two of these. I have a template.
Can you sent me a copy of the template.???

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brenmurph

Ive just spent all week building my new bar and brew house, Im sure I can knock together ur stands.

Saruman (Reuben Gray)

Something like this might also work if the curve is too much trouble.

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DEMPSEY

Quote from: Saruman on May 20, 2013, 11:29:45 AM
Something like this might also work if the curve is too much trouble.


What weight is going to be in those barrels when they are full. That set up might not be strong enough.
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DEMPSEY

Quote from: brenmurph on May 04, 2013, 10:02:16 PM
Ive just spent all week building my new bar and brew house, Im sure I can knock together ur stands.
That looks really good,can't see any beer taps so is all the beer at this bar bottled :).
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brenmurph

naaaa... a fella is gettin me a few little kegs will fit nicely behind the bar ;D and Ive 2 taps goin in as well,, and de 6 kegs in my kegerator are only 2 steps away!