Title: Show me your setup and I'll show you mine
Post by: Bazza on September 29, 2017, 01:00:50 PM
Post by: Bazza on September 29, 2017, 01:00:50 PM
I was packing away my gear following a brew the other day, when the thought hit me that people might find it useful seeing other folks' setup.
So I'll start the ball rolling and hopefully this will encourage others to follow.
(https://i.imgur.com/aCuEP7z.jpg)
The large silver thing is a Burco Cygnet 30L Tea urn. This is used as both a mash tun and boiler. They're around 70 quid new on Amazon and I've done over 30 brews it to date and she's still going strong. I do 17L batches (for reasons I'll go in to later), so the Burco is perfect for this.
My brewing method is no-sparge BIAB, meaning ALL the required water for the brew goes in at the start. When the grains are pulled out and the bag strained after the mashing stage, the remaining wort is boiled and cooled according to the recipe and this leaves me with around 18 or so litres for fermenting.
So, why 17L? Well firstly I find it a nice manageable batch size. You don't spend months getting through it, and means I can brew different recipes more frequently. Also, my brewing is limited to weeknights, so with 17L I can get through the whole process in less than 5 hours.
But the main reason for the 17L batch size is that all my brews are fermented in Corny Kegs. Cornys only have 19l capacity, so 18L of wort for a 17L batch is about the maximum amount you can realistically get in there. I also ferment under pressure using a spuding valve attached to the gas in of the corny and set to keep the pressure at around 20psi. This means that the beer is naturally carbonated by the CO2 created during the fermentation process.
(https://i.imgur.com/Qk86KGf.jpg)
Fermentation happens in the temperature-controlled fermentation chamber, which I hacked together with some shelving, some leftover sheets of Kingspan insulation, a 60w heating tube, stc 1000 and a cheapo usb desk fan.
At the end of fermentation I use CO2 from the tank to drive the finished beer directly from the fermentation keg to a serving keg through PVC tubing. Advantages of this is that the fermented wort doesn't see the light of day until it hits the glass and, more importantly, does not come into contact with any oxygen, so the beer can stay fresher for longer. Also, it makes kegging a dawdle.
(https://i.imgur.com/AfgcnTx.jpg)(https://i.imgur.com/lUkFIhx.jpg)
The resulting beer, once conditioned, is served from a keggerater.
(https://i.imgur.com/amrfaFN.jpg)
(random kegs and grain storage barrels)
Any questions, please fire way.
SO COME ON; SHOW ME YOURS!
-Barry
So I'll start the ball rolling and hopefully this will encourage others to follow.
(https://i.imgur.com/aCuEP7z.jpg)
The large silver thing is a Burco Cygnet 30L Tea urn. This is used as both a mash tun and boiler. They're around 70 quid new on Amazon and I've done over 30 brews it to date and she's still going strong. I do 17L batches (for reasons I'll go in to later), so the Burco is perfect for this.
My brewing method is no-sparge BIAB, meaning ALL the required water for the brew goes in at the start. When the grains are pulled out and the bag strained after the mashing stage, the remaining wort is boiled and cooled according to the recipe and this leaves me with around 18 or so litres for fermenting.
So, why 17L? Well firstly I find it a nice manageable batch size. You don't spend months getting through it, and means I can brew different recipes more frequently. Also, my brewing is limited to weeknights, so with 17L I can get through the whole process in less than 5 hours.
But the main reason for the 17L batch size is that all my brews are fermented in Corny Kegs. Cornys only have 19l capacity, so 18L of wort for a 17L batch is about the maximum amount you can realistically get in there. I also ferment under pressure using a spuding valve attached to the gas in of the corny and set to keep the pressure at around 20psi. This means that the beer is naturally carbonated by the CO2 created during the fermentation process.
(https://i.imgur.com/Qk86KGf.jpg)
Fermentation happens in the temperature-controlled fermentation chamber, which I hacked together with some shelving, some leftover sheets of Kingspan insulation, a 60w heating tube, stc 1000 and a cheapo usb desk fan.
At the end of fermentation I use CO2 from the tank to drive the finished beer directly from the fermentation keg to a serving keg through PVC tubing. Advantages of this is that the fermented wort doesn't see the light of day until it hits the glass and, more importantly, does not come into contact with any oxygen, so the beer can stay fresher for longer. Also, it makes kegging a dawdle.
(https://i.imgur.com/AfgcnTx.jpg)(https://i.imgur.com/lUkFIhx.jpg)
The resulting beer, once conditioned, is served from a keggerater.
(https://i.imgur.com/amrfaFN.jpg)
(random kegs and grain storage barrels)
Any questions, please fire way.
SO COME ON; SHOW ME YOURS!
-Barry
Title: Re: Show Me Your Setup!
Post by: Qs on September 29, 2017, 03:04:49 PM
Post by: Qs on September 29, 2017, 03:04:49 PM
Just finished brewing so took some photos while I cleaned up. Only thing missing is my bog standard peco boiler I use as HLT.
Mash Tun
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v507/darqs/20170929_143302_resized.jpg)
Kettle
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v507/darqs/20170929_143251_resized.jpg)
Burner
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v507/darqs/20170929_143223_resized.jpg)
Hydra chiller
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v507/darqs/20170929_143818_resized.jpg)
Fermentation fridge, controlled by an STC. Brewbelt for heat. Fermenters are SS Brewtech brewbuckets (first brew for one of those lads at the moment)
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v507/darqs/20170929_144639_resized.jpg)
Kegerator inside and outside. Gas is on the outside, fridge snuggly fits 2 stubby kegs and 2 long ones. 4 brass Intertap faucets. Sticker situation is a work in progress.
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v507/darqs/20170929_144715_resized.jpg)
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v507/darqs/20170929_144747_resized.jpg)
Mash Tun
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v507/darqs/20170929_143302_resized.jpg)
Kettle
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v507/darqs/20170929_143251_resized.jpg)
Burner
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v507/darqs/20170929_143223_resized.jpg)
Hydra chiller
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v507/darqs/20170929_143818_resized.jpg)
Fermentation fridge, controlled by an STC. Brewbelt for heat. Fermenters are SS Brewtech brewbuckets (first brew for one of those lads at the moment)
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v507/darqs/20170929_144639_resized.jpg)
Kegerator inside and outside. Gas is on the outside, fridge snuggly fits 2 stubby kegs and 2 long ones. 4 brass Intertap faucets. Sticker situation is a work in progress.
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v507/darqs/20170929_144715_resized.jpg)
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v507/darqs/20170929_144747_resized.jpg)
Title: Re: Show Me Your Setup!
Post by: belfastjacko on September 29, 2017, 03:29:10 PM
Post by: belfastjacko on September 29, 2017, 03:29:10 PM
Damn you Bazza I've literally just hit "buy now" on a 30ltr water boiler. My PET one just never filled me with any confidence (didn't help the original power cable melted the first time I used it).
Title: Re: Show Me Your Setup!
Post by: johnrm on September 29, 2017, 03:43:18 PM
Post by: johnrm on September 29, 2017, 03:43:18 PM
@Qs - Do you trust those glass shelves to hold your S/S fermenter!
Title: Re: Show Me Your Setup!
Post by: Bazza on September 29, 2017, 04:10:13 PM
Post by: Bazza on September 29, 2017, 04:10:13 PM
Some nice shiny stuff there, Qs. Cheers for the pics.
You're the current winner of the 'who's got the most impressive keggerator' competition :)
-Barry
You're the current winner of the 'who's got the most impressive keggerator' competition :)
Quote from: belfastjacko on September 29, 2017, 03:29:10 PMHaha. Always happy to take the blame for such purchases. Good luck with the new boiler. You'll not go far wrong with it.
Damn you Bazza I've literally just hit "buy now" on a 30ltr water boiler. My PET one just never filled me with any confidence (didn't help the original power cable melted the first time I used it).
-Barry
Title: Re: Show Me Your Setup!
Post by: Qs on September 29, 2017, 05:28:50 PM
Post by: Qs on September 29, 2017, 05:28:50 PM
Quote from: johnrm on September 29, 2017, 03:43:18 PM
@Qs - Do you trust those glass shelves to hold your S/S fermenter!
I've had them on it before. I've got a cut off of a bit of 1x2 in there with a few layers of cardboard for added support. I've always been a little worried about it but I've put plenty of beer on it and its never budged (touch wood). At some stage I want to build a properly supported wooden stand in it but I keep putting it on the long finger.
Title: Re: Show Me Your Setup!
Post by: SprocketFuel on September 29, 2017, 09:28:30 PM
Post by: SprocketFuel on September 29, 2017, 09:28:30 PM
I'll show my gear off in the next week or so when i do a brew day, but regarding the glass shelves in the fridge
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kw9XmxKfz6Y
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kw9XmxKfz6Y
Title: Re: Show Me Your Setup!
Post by: mr hoppy on September 30, 2017, 09:10:48 AM
Post by: mr hoppy on September 30, 2017, 09:10:48 AM
Qs love the SS Brewtech kit, where did you get it?
Title: Re: Show Me Your Setup!
Post by: Jonnycheech on September 30, 2017, 09:31:28 AM
Post by: Jonnycheech on September 30, 2017, 09:31:28 AM
Need to get me some of that SS Brewtech fermenter action, very nice!
Title: Re: Show Me Your Setup!
Post by: Qs on September 30, 2017, 11:30:43 AM
Post by: Qs on September 30, 2017, 11:30:43 AM
Quote from: mr hoppy on September 30, 2017, 09:10:48 AM
Qs love the SS Brewtech kit, where did you get it?
Got them all from the Malt Miller.
Title: Re: Show Me Your Setup!
Post by: Mudder on September 30, 2017, 02:46:02 PM
Post by: Mudder on September 30, 2017, 02:46:02 PM
Here are some pictures of my compact 3 tier brew stand, electric hlt, insulated keg mash tun and a keg on gas ring kettle.
(https://image.ibb.co/d8yqbG/IMG_20151121_134703.jpg)
(https://image.ibb.co/dhV3wG/IMG_20151121_134615.jpg)
(https://image.ibb.co/mP6Miw/IMG_20151121_134744.jpg)
(https://image.ibb.co/d8yqbG/IMG_20151121_134703.jpg)
(https://image.ibb.co/dhV3wG/IMG_20151121_134615.jpg)
(https://image.ibb.co/mP6Miw/IMG_20151121_134744.jpg)
Title: Re: Show Me Your Setup!
Post by: lordstilton on September 30, 2017, 05:46:23 PM
Post by: lordstilton on September 30, 2017, 05:46:23 PM
Q where did you get the connections for the back of your taps.. Never see them before
Title: Re: Show Me Your Setup!
Post by: Qs on October 01, 2017, 10:36:24 AM
Post by: Qs on October 01, 2017, 10:36:24 AM
Quote from: lordstilton on September 30, 2017, 05:46:23 PM
Q where did you get the connections for the back of your taps.. Never see them before
They're just standard JG fittings with 3/8 to 3/16 reducers on them, very small bit of 3/8 line between them. I much prefer the 3/16 line for limiting the flow rate, especially if I've stuff on with higher carbonation.
Heres a better pic of them
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v507/darqs/Mobile%20Uploads/20171001_103158.jpg)
Title: Re: Show Me Your Setup!
Post by: lordstilton on October 01, 2017, 12:13:37 PM
Post by: lordstilton on October 01, 2017, 12:13:37 PM
Never seen them threaded to a tap before.. Where did you pick them up.. I had a disaster a few weeks past when beer line popped inside my kegerator.. Full 20L Of expensive ipa all gone
Title: Re: Show Me Your Setup!
Post by: Qs on October 01, 2017, 02:56:59 PM
Post by: Qs on October 01, 2017, 02:56:59 PM
I originally got 2 of them on the group buy here a couple of years ago, got the other ones I think from https://www.kegkingdom.co.uk/
I had a similar situation with some JG fittings a few months ago too as they'd just worn away, not quite a full keg lost but plenty of mess. I'm expecting these to last longer, when I first started kegging I'd a few accidents that I think took their toll on the fittings.
I had a similar situation with some JG fittings a few months ago too as they'd just worn away, not quite a full keg lost but plenty of mess. I'm expecting these to last longer, when I first started kegging I'd a few accidents that I think took their toll on the fittings.
Title: Re: Show Me Your Setup!
Post by: Bazza on October 01, 2017, 03:08:09 PM
Post by: Bazza on October 01, 2017, 03:08:09 PM
Great find Qs. Must source a few.
Yeah, that's the weak point in my setup too; the back of the taps. Any sort of slight excess pressure on the kegs and you're staring at a puddle in the morning.
When the first thing you can smell when you walk into your garage is beer, you know there's never a happy ending.
-Barry
Yeah, that's the weak point in my setup too; the back of the taps. Any sort of slight excess pressure on the kegs and you're staring at a puddle in the morning.
When the first thing you can smell when you walk into your garage is beer, you know there's never a happy ending.
-Barry
Title: Re: Show Me Your Setup!
Post by: Qs on October 01, 2017, 08:36:55 PM
Post by: Qs on October 01, 2017, 08:36:55 PM
They give us 5% off too. Codes in the members area.
Title: Re: Show Me Your Setup!
Post by: Rory85 on October 01, 2017, 10:25:34 PM
Post by: Rory85 on October 01, 2017, 10:25:34 PM
Here are some pics of my set up for your viewing pleasure. Its taken me a while to put it all together and I'm sure its not all finished. Its based on the electric brewery and I took inspiration from Dempsey for the mash tun and Ciderhead for the herms pot.
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/twztutSw8ae0o5tzFbR6KpAiyqLx-u_16KJ61frB_v6OxvpdocTD9mTIPAXL58D_p3AJq89rgTZprmQmsuD1hKSx_yH-X7GaGKXcztnZyoX3wHdwVLPmBe8mKYpvMIqicOdORFuG3orQYH4_CT9QJgyaP_j17-OrRozxZ1sDFUyhHmXIKRrEFEJdPU8IYgrnSyhGDJSS2Rg6mkQd7ua2jXfhIW_AkNSz31WCgm-qZPJ8Psc1UvygtlQ0WDDFmAMtb6r5828-6a99ckuJf0v6wZxNuao5lkksqICgZXVzO8iTEcVH8m98JrOcYwup2FlBy6FQJt1ZnQDwiBzoXun-osDpfFYhF_6XulWbYz1g2wkqOSLbJlnMVFwmg7irJl607Gt3_nQU0L7O45yKAigZvt4bY7Olm-FaGPlXxkcrEjPJdYCFnhd9xZW1RUQ3Dt2YUUwHUpp5oeuyumAONAHNb6mKA5XObJvPmbPax6Se3qOrGJ4FS_E0Y2_2zEFxBO13O9hRVZY76X8siqW8u-ydfGBAx9ahvcy7Xq-d9CopBngCgGoD4U0zce0BaqFNoGXoV_A6wZDdMqq9p-FgmOZtZcNgyJzjxw5XEuTDjfxzuEbVzTXWDiKSp_-0GIYI4pSLG9hQbIDusj6c79Yimj9_f9xV7-lZBFN5ius=w850-h637-no)
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/GQwJzy7RjH1cAHrgx9MPnOMU_Msm7LsnlEX_zDNQUOP3bCUj64mYTdq3FBojl1hFVBP1sMiXvzF4-05D11cccPQiPYdSn1efMyWPD6RGUXUIrW0b3MkTWWa8Usav8i2XyVyu7DnvTkMraj54ERlurVneoJfcPChmkE4stN76UqVQCPGYId8d6MDs2wErKXbE434CvHOLEqiHS70q_jfU17-2Ji-vPqqhM7Q8gceii7_ffEv9CYAKdQnY0p5T_I_AR_997b17Yh8pMsQVbUGxFVmwYylKQJgERZjP2LX2LDTQBaV0mEU6EovEKjjQo9lWBVHOU0de4T-CyW5aDeBR6r_U1eabAi7aWyacbyGLHzoMfvj0zzIcEdss4WdSUNJ8dObD9voyV0ESG2RcvfEbYSF0WQCkLvJji0dhTurp_kr3KTJJfwWP0_eZyruSSLf2EV6pIQcitKv6UqLXp8G-wn8T6SVxNGwWZrU5hNmS0K71b95bIsuO1pudU0vLh7nsYWd9nPFfCcJ-a9n-KUgxxXhoDHKjpxYtbdLsDXrvUkkJc0Zi9Zqqp2R-QkQzBM3RoTF0nq3-7ucbmokIW03YHXvIBXpCR5UdPM2OnzR_2OuMFAktiKj0Ky9X4zm7X31EcHTCVxifZxA0ZDz52NOnoLDg4gEPwVObiPo=w850-h637-no)
Its a three (four? the herms coil is in its own small pot) vessel herms set up
Close up of the control panel
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/yZ5TtZF5zWXfCdtPn03ZS09JUj402TX7iYSjhObXb8A8gpWXDVknIaZyfOLBsg1x8nHHNABcUewpTESMAgHXaw7qDbwmieIl493woU8aUb8JfqIc86E5pkB4SWedlFkz1eXOaHgtB6e7H03hqLh7FwE86HGyyrNGd1INtMRYjoboZD0vGFghKSm2H9Tq5J5isOGiW7qfFdO7DD1TxtK4YUYNgx2zzsnJlZWcyqQmpIwR91E2TwSHgKLM9ly8lQog4wH_DtDjInrCsl_iZcultJNIU5pn1DdM_IibQek451mbyyay1gTJWhvJwC0KdY636vRorRjdeA2NnuHwvaVo_D9VsXkCHfg_RIabn1jcPi2-jXeZNjaTGXTND6P4cEPJu_-_WKvOPsL1KD6ppZg7ym4rwmNQZ4LM8H5MAkoDa_jUz_X-8XqsjsPWxZF3xor1K0FVUXdeu41qfOEiZNMppyKyPVluUMQAPhHxpA8s6OyD8u3MnAujxO1BLJp0Na5rE9C5YfiAWJ-eU9cexs_KuDmwSTFggPUhXdK7Gz5BqQAENTzyUZPM9S7ZiRxXvEONp5BLRQco00-JPDylMyUi-3pfVDwo8NlOaxsdoawCQ0f6mcA4wGa1K1Mo2xGy3cm4CvUWN3QeBCKcJkLxt7ORHKdJpjbzUUeNehc=w478-h637-no)
The HLT (far left) is a keggle with two 2500 watt elements. It drains from the bottom through the hole of the spear.
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/Hq4o_6tG2LIXTihc-MvBdZ09_Up5CosVLH5AidKOxoY02Gsol925lrBSXcG77LZ4_lw3kcVungrfhVypslIDT7EzYE8wTjua4D9b5U3-R6D0wNYDQR9sCQhjtc4nv5w27iZqX8N-byCtE91froVYU3plaAueGoe0B6WsAJXQkPtSI2syUu8I5M6jiq7XI1nEZcs3aiKnuQzaCWSpZ-zlzjWgZR4bhklp3hSl4_8r2nn4se-3w6DrNd82qR3wiW5DUxy_zwp7-sjjfcB-1Ci0SB10LaWVNN8Ks25-45OzL7_yNA3FURG06P_WRv6E9xZJZNkLeEwZ6Xr7sacYlOCcjWEtkTzyAxp8fJmTKlcQJ0lRQGaBieNcMjDsYUDkF-OuOxmXlstxo9T6Z7C64_Oo0sHGR-gXaS5AJ3bRDd4RYbybx2g0ig19LWG5FXYwJtvxzalG_p_jZEdmI8nPzPBDYKJPZOXtz-gRBCjGZXoCUQ6x2KOqx4ZQwsCcm6np0sEhKOWuPP-T-hceZDS5kQHyCkuqbDxdo56v-bJzkCJfCb8z9PDE38lke1UbGM_jsHuT9Rp0866hX3-IpRoTfZ4gOtNAS3br5icMWV6UgxozoIuSS7uTMISwqRis6keSTbLBlnxFBsXFrY6A1Te4DfX3YHkN_FrfPoBQfyE=w478-h637-no)
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/KxQzd9lER-h9WoLoLiyCnzWYkkJh1GdxVTSaj8G5yz1ImY8Q-s1T6qMyXiDs7rJqTTiS3GUHZ0FasjPHwsHZrxTVB8ZKMhs2LoJYE6v0wwkleotHc46-isxozXqMJc9MOcyNmmviyFwwr64MNWe9Z5XRRh4p6AfPiD0lGDhTH-Q2YpjjNpbkaJuL4SnzXE2Fdfb4xI9JxYPgpFVh1IL_uvolKpCb09P7BFnWDgLkEBR1uXUTWbnBziq7SoFoulj9GP9QjP0ViK3dOmO04h_PdHsgcfmxgZtbfQ0pDrWTjTO70eQ7r87CTsJ2DWLfJKfi8q74Y82St8ZAc5r-DOx4aVJtOXZ3z0tHnAMQeEPdAKP_YRUsNH5MRw5QCtoj-6azhh7JE8_PGo24ArWadsSif4e1F5xaHGN6ectMW5EAnfizZUe8jc1S9WwyJIEzgvknBGF8Uybc4ZsiHGJeTYFR-d8zv3HMzGsLBiToo3ESdiBQMNw4WkAzHgKWlq4fD5ngLDwyx47EvR9bJlLKboyUi-zaXs2-KR3nCEqVRtbID70rSyOMcimfxaMZRZ0UE5n6lm8BQRQJk1tMLCquvu0LLt9oofPgRaNIiTqVs0B0PfHL0v1h1oGB2-D51rc5J9gE5b4LrjLlnThZrxaMPE3IRFl9awvzrjcbsqc=w478-h637-no)
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/3SG_RFlzWV4dOKws7NK0GF4gDmZXso66pi95OMGxQKP0aHn6OSG8Y1rHMZBWRSVGv_CRY7bIsvK-hXIixbXPc9y_Z4oLO4XActPezOx3d3MQPLYfjXnlfSfUJWeWEKdSgOk6FsovdikCRgvdsCBtCn-IFi7wjfpEMyWd0UYayMV-yHXoY25j6YVvavE63A1hl1B2a6tY-PR8hOiKE57FWz0Vh8bNmeCe3RD9QndYcRDUg-PGe13nENCida7hqVkUy_rhohctDHrLYO2_lUixaj_syOBTbihck1BWmcUru6QObQbz2jcgFMHv5c8LjMyI4A2IuUr-QJ5G352JAlWxcqt52LUU27zNBacLOkIWdOtVCqYJEs_e1gUOGLhOyaqhDoNgGiMtESvC-2uhoiFroqOlR0KZX2trizO2IUinnCUKKRRwyPLAH8h8jhx2m9SU2fIu0HfqfdN6THy9WYYorBpmFHGXmjcmS7J6wXTvcxx6jDAnAmh3zVDGoxKymSnq5RhY7-W9JFKeIZcztdl-LU5Ql2pMBmujKP5B48MOuOsm_S-6F90QyNoCgbd6vrEygmw0-TtbLyboNCY7fPcpSCKjCfRBj7THterhUOLGqcqonZZXAmpNSttXSNnPHJhKNEIZ15oHJDJXzaqfS6kzp5glzcSbp_x8NLo=w478-h637-no)
The mash tun is also a keg with 50mm insulation board stuck to outside and then old tongue and groove boards as a finish. It also drains from the hole of the spear. The false bottom is the bottom of the keg with a ton of holes drilled in it. That was a fun project.
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/meywDseyqJpsf6KYrKrqPVtST8X9Rt1Cdqm6TV3CooP6NpcOAzHMpYkMpePYB7wZ7yujoPiiI9TnVdY2nkXcWUZ09dF39DkL_4GLbI9uFeyFo_gu06T2uWkvSsdUdkPurIsxGPt2wkzrLxBN0hfW5tFBjSvnl8ujlyjBFeEKlStrW2cmB6-iYsKZP0mxoFCghonvKgT57GJyvNmAkq3r4Hc-UYHoGX8VQzyc1I97miB2_phRkgd4I98oQ0_W5rbOAiw7afeJEbNCc7VNYNcg9rmN9EG0FftiRBYuLyeTnZiMbb5CQbWa0oop616EQ5FiYtJZp-KjETd80uZZ35kUS2UkzCCa2DrS99GItgS8CVtdILpbCPYPWI4c4Z2fBbF4J_eUVEJIF80rJ0gUXXPahPpQlKVCfPx9AIoqRrJ1NYZH2jODFQQdsotk8eoJlc5jXgOXG4Ph6zb_nWk54LZkJklbcY0wuijlOwHn01xl-_a_kgObAaH-E5vzsQKg_CeSBQpXV-JFIuzTDRvXIVMHCVB54e4yZK-n73fC57cmk_47yYcd1HrWc9pQ7_s1NGdzZ7ZkVisOE_tHU2yJA1dQqgm6eUbqz5_Ls-GfOsgGuFvg_zRDyaZ-KNv-fctzKD1gqW0ZCF8GoLXmchJfGKYXG30ROiQC2keIxUw=w478-h637-no)
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The boil kettle is a 70 litre stock pot with two 2000w elements. The hood is a large stainless steel mixing bowl. The funnel taped to it is for catching condensation in the fan.
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/YLc2yqmW1EqdyG2vKGh9d1zYeNA-LiOhzt8nSHI5I56bolpIwyTEYbyRC_Y_kHPBdezfpzNmH3A_-W3qorcN7ZBZFKUTQ38xFqzEM9eCa0zFY3ZroULvxptZN4P-xyV0TMkOOSJI2_XM5SvYPpJIvoreVyJzqu48ZXW6Yfzksh9KJ2tCrJAj54uDKMIiD1cWm05NYlALp6BEzspAHL1h6qlLK5ikVPgQZe_2MQDDO28f5bm4QcYsXtlGBPqVX6xHGh-3gWVxZV3rY0iOvTE3facsu8A1Mc3iVl0dBPDyCVRNcTYUfvBPDAw27-6J3zy9TdCAFzo14TDMPQY7ECEXdSLIHk5bX-a6rA5cUvEb_0RCfS8ce26wl6YhAQsrERfUGj4bPsqkY7-CPoI4v0-kDZSidlSRDRx-aIuxq4tMgBiCEcCSTcIqBu3HMuWw2GIEqR328Lip2IcVg-MPrU4OQalq7ud8Jyekee7aSaxKQfB4lkStOUIiAX7jppGmG7jUmdnl01w5-OEhbZtgIXa1mEpAtRZGygLfCQEI3e13kI8Fu9FJ9fMFKFuMVAYmmfaJO2f62rF1-4ft_uxC6h1xxdzT69TIdymSxJRjgcz5-wo3Mb2K-50Yj9ouF3f88VQR3v5W4TWomvGMCBtVdGzdhmo7SGsAz9PTtjE=w478-h637-no)
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(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/TJIPcFcm41eb_0Y4WOl-aYUHIhyKNhz4yXNprsxiMVDIg51-lQKQA-fgzvAhbP7eZUAVzteOt0eGlsQMTTNOqSOJ3WI94a2kfUg3aNlSiJmu42o8kWeyHomwbaY8arslswIt8Ybp0MjKGPBKYR7FfOsZUj1rgeCcLLAI3023nYOb0CjAr1ipCvepmAl-eKyCiW4kY4gbJKShl9vu9bz5t0U85f9vuHhiqBygXAKIorMyuafYeAuoSJgJ0ttahx79WvneAZcFFoQQuhXKYbB0r1IV7twNwQ1R-AmX9wolx3QXIMmOJ3Xz9nEPsdqJY7sB_nU6wFdMMgLseSALVNC9MMqusqQYAUA6hjpr__0LUcd5zUapnWz2i0WJQCtgqXsMtTNdQNuMVfLoOa93yrkPUMq4n-IFHEUijAkN3rCS8AIOlHN9z1izlcEYkPi6IOiHT1Kv3KxccM-B_cBbpnL3ZeQ1dWchKqOmCVV3_ub79J6pKAsGfBIhb1OWBFuxWrDmoYehxjIZR3j7ai7hI7vOywOtZIwAZZ9snD_WdtcBSlkQgjrzozwxU3Vl2jD1bvgNtmhEx9BBHNSvi5Va3AJpVgQ4v2yTeVQ3uKVHqAdSCPhkA2I_KmBVUY29E8uU6PZPy6QbnuwSmHrE0slgLaQ0J6dOq54ogiIV1kM=w478-h637-no)
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/OGPC58xqKPpf3nqE9NdL_rer8_i-vTbEts2TrXFwKwvjnGp04VzPUYm6eWP9ZYXD-d-sWa1-77xBQl_mNa57g_vdCDnDylGLhDfdL4uthHc5KZlxPnTmz1YcSZxoFhho4QyaibG3bUFxbn4NYi42S-RFNMBCdLplMWn_ttHYeEWTDxY7HPNJDxxhK6GFZSxUQWYTNfOam4jrIydwsNABzoPDbCgE5JjLZvflwlWAzyhe-eIFNRYbAqlIdjRQM6V5A5b5J_FfLjuw0KV-rSdZ_5Rpm45IkAmgNtjD7kcd9bUFWMMq7cBbFWKe_p_sJREeaqzG5WlQLhn0_4CG-MIfgA6YSPCxTpzuANyDmAjKvRaPPPSuuk1uV5zNIAY_QA4q-OHAYk5YAF0f75a0YdxGRnldje-fhUz5RjgCfd_6g39yD_Rxf8kEYWTiOfNaBMvnh0lPW-mwxU37mDBiBGiWsFXOqbaV_hoIv-mE-0uXnlbzzI9OmaIYKKmJ-Zg3wdSrR3Nn9lQhtBQIX0rEJwtDpG9872F76O01bzQX_V015lfSs-7Giubi26FOPWrVJc7ljwPa-RfB7axiMY4v4jdd7EnW5qiIZyeocZMVt9YR3ffDMU7J83q3FSy7x49A17SoPE5-1PVaal_g083dGNZAcUYqGMKwCQP4hSU=w478-h637-no)
My home made counter flow chiller. Its a stainless steel coil, it was a real pain in the ass to get the pvc hose over it but it works really well.
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/YkU2g-TyXnsAA3sa1Vm-cAYiyf848xBiW75Btl8qbxuAj7F3WCGqQ7DlAQGB1JhiKXbghNey672d2UFD6BCcWFoWctDk7nM4h7W9YGelEUuPSHRiJF5CUZ5Ax4LYmep6YhEpTPCEZQKJFM2jTXXwj9PfbYj4XuXlEVbnLS-imFe-qr4btn7EobTdfhtYyBENeJwEHPGtMiWufKq8SOTiG3zu16gDo5cni58LVlo3HIZLXr-YGhrzGdPcPRMYMCtJTmI2qkOOuD4CkAmDa7nRuvImT7YFHIm01L3oK0Kudxchp81QrWZuvvEc86hr6-kJFT21Yn4ljGkVNS_rmu8v3Pd1Dodel1H3QmCZ73GtNfkcH4z5sZjapX9_PonISI70X3toH6iZ7Dwjb12teFY7tKskCQVQYCZsioulv1Yq2fqFW23SEQ7uUmtqrW3pGNHqlMXXiAJg39_loxzxvxc6YdXOnJUSyWSrJ9-MZ-qboS_pXwrQaXd_rA3gSKH_zjfbANcS1XkCz2MlPySnfDo62SC-dI-wUBIDyKXHPQaISnfXBa5owhBS5e2KhT2HPQXGQ7dKf63c-NOvzIdZrEWwpvmjoGw1sb0ob6ZvwTUQ0CTJSP1WxlVBnHUvddGMRp_H4cSBMFPU1XrlKfKnMt9MfITXfof2a-IzsaM=w478-h637-no)
My fermentation fridge is controlled by an stc 1000 and can hold two carboys and a shelf of bottles. I was hoping those carboys would have more in them but I only got 33 litres from the batch instead of 40. I'm still getting used to my system this was the third batch I've done on it, a homebrew company double ipa kit, well two of them.
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(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/kHOjJKeEujh6Luua59vwCtS44ek0idJlrT5dPMn69M5aTgaIuqspGyvMWyQitWvMAAj-MnWpvjJ9nWGHspg02fMRAoJlT0cxk-qem_fbnkq19Vb9XTuMqPdoZIbtBJ39XdTmXmjwj0-Zt5NYbtS7M_0V1pDUUdyhcSnCT4c2IdWEqGrS3Wa6q0u0fHgNTtplKzgI6AO56tr-lhyw91NzNHatZYLa6J9ctx2YBQhTM8P-LBoLuJpdUI1j3wnM2pLK3F3isAWu67pk3AFp_NuE944jxmk4POx_DC_W2UEQZDoE2cb7OLJUdtc_q_u2KuUfkX5ZYQS0NSPFypaVQNG7Q4JSsqcwcDGPcBFJ3SoHShE9SL_h7MK6kiMVumjbqOtudSmChT5gsjHuOP8JlOpoO8lrs3lIqaJpfe0zRXABAyl7RHK79ShIETkikOfcrHrwJQ7YIuhF_OZ-VT5YWp4aTdUILLcUVMx9PWT58N09xwyUsn-M1Gk1OL6j2hd1QPHgKi9p7YrCjZcjS3M3g-Omrs4qqW2BsW8Fo91y0iJc5cZXywEplGBS_Veh5x8zgOSovuXtenuGFjqnwg-nl_swkMiEraLj-RblisQGKOyIqe6Q2R_XPCMjYqk7vRKuwCsUaWOqZLP6sMWxUDVCqfkP00zMqx__AZAEIz8=w478-h637-no)
And finally my keezer. Its still unfinished but hopefully it will be good to go by the time the DIPA in the fermentation fridge is ready and it will be my fist kegged batch.
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/1bNrYCwYh3f36cxxdafpKWXREr4d0W8Ytf74WREeQ3swl5G4bfJwWaDrsPkUgPwHkWtjZjJZI779axWhYV97oNbtLtJIGon8boTXJyvLTiCEKSo1XQ2is2vE4OtzAIwFwzyG75tooh3l1eRX4SEvAhBkRWbZClS70_tkMVpZ7SO7LIxnksf0SGoj0U8RCdwoQa0BD5sSmE1K4zSsdBZxrOta1CA6Tn2aJU7F5cL6AqEtjxGBorX8mbyLVOdJkbynXjG4Ujx79wcz67sldBxy1_Zq1ByEgjQUYFedMi6U80b1CrotBSmDEM8eyqkggtzaOfNX1rmNIOOsKfQ3AaXC152QTGH8BZL_Y-33em8mo6gEyov39ZLZn45iQ6GTOe5-dTgH3xkYtH9FEofHCTIc6TS_-Il2zy-sGFNcfX9Obt_S1CtmMfY_IVy9PNyalIjToHZ0JIQCS-iRb3HJ0lVnMzT7ZrCsO19SgZMAxDDZ2_1sLjMt_MTi7ROdA-Tvav_82hSt4-4Y1E_UCtHqEs424KyagMzOvtiMOq6caBBrog-jw_E4Yc_H45MXSfeVUb05w8iupusnFb9hLQvNkzLRQyiRbiAMQ-PoORk2sg7pl8rA09Sc_mCQmNJHuGNID8U00GsNF8b7jMSCHowmpS-_jYqx6ZwTEtmMQvc=w850-h637-no)
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(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/3fSfekqxD_XhIR53TZJUerfqsUyNaPtXqP9r2X9DOXJ20KMp_lOL1kB6Z9pUEKSQsf7tGBjqRmuGP1r3GBfnIABK51w338yqdcZ7PkSkxC2yND1NQx5JZW8KURdtxbva5se87R7y1qSAMLCce_vJmclGZhH4tek3muiG2HMFV2vHDr3C12KvWLKMlnfigMfFvyA-S8TlOqPz7kx4Gv-VE0kAm63KpbHSe_sHb4GDbeG87GjGF_EXS5n1nM7LjpxHvKU8Nh0pDgQnt_ghcUQrzbEpxZahgKBcuMBIt3dkTgm-NZaUE1Gg5T-hvfHPOzpQx5AGf0Zj8h1_2oj4TLI3l6Ss15gT0U7LvSaCr2ht3N7IkEbzQE22CK6ikXHqxXJGuIPVLgaajmro4hn_9zTXeNtxg18FI4pghFwTWvtip-ADLf9a-eJhjcp6irCA906ezSeiDVeiuOXM5FPmfQ7X4sR8LPrmJH_FWp_pv1a5Afc82WFbnjksZCxJioM3A7rona1rt_-ulXNEHa3VBq_HGD66fkIMN88zRbr_31il0Z9qI6ziu-WYfE-agfv0xNwo_4abNWndbwRe5MDJmBnS1BgIl0_eEZVWEfg6is3XL3zjY9mc5Pmcisq9bQc2abLtKLEuWwB2xoQnbThJdnX8xmkagNnGtKbBi2w=w850-h637-no)
Sorry for the long post.
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/twztutSw8ae0o5tzFbR6KpAiyqLx-u_16KJ61frB_v6OxvpdocTD9mTIPAXL58D_p3AJq89rgTZprmQmsuD1hKSx_yH-X7GaGKXcztnZyoX3wHdwVLPmBe8mKYpvMIqicOdORFuG3orQYH4_CT9QJgyaP_j17-OrRozxZ1sDFUyhHmXIKRrEFEJdPU8IYgrnSyhGDJSS2Rg6mkQd7ua2jXfhIW_AkNSz31WCgm-qZPJ8Psc1UvygtlQ0WDDFmAMtb6r5828-6a99ckuJf0v6wZxNuao5lkksqICgZXVzO8iTEcVH8m98JrOcYwup2FlBy6FQJt1ZnQDwiBzoXun-osDpfFYhF_6XulWbYz1g2wkqOSLbJlnMVFwmg7irJl607Gt3_nQU0L7O45yKAigZvt4bY7Olm-FaGPlXxkcrEjPJdYCFnhd9xZW1RUQ3Dt2YUUwHUpp5oeuyumAONAHNb6mKA5XObJvPmbPax6Se3qOrGJ4FS_E0Y2_2zEFxBO13O9hRVZY76X8siqW8u-ydfGBAx9ahvcy7Xq-d9CopBngCgGoD4U0zce0BaqFNoGXoV_A6wZDdMqq9p-FgmOZtZcNgyJzjxw5XEuTDjfxzuEbVzTXWDiKSp_-0GIYI4pSLG9hQbIDusj6c79Yimj9_f9xV7-lZBFN5ius=w850-h637-no)
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/GQwJzy7RjH1cAHrgx9MPnOMU_Msm7LsnlEX_zDNQUOP3bCUj64mYTdq3FBojl1hFVBP1sMiXvzF4-05D11cccPQiPYdSn1efMyWPD6RGUXUIrW0b3MkTWWa8Usav8i2XyVyu7DnvTkMraj54ERlurVneoJfcPChmkE4stN76UqVQCPGYId8d6MDs2wErKXbE434CvHOLEqiHS70q_jfU17-2Ji-vPqqhM7Q8gceii7_ffEv9CYAKdQnY0p5T_I_AR_997b17Yh8pMsQVbUGxFVmwYylKQJgERZjP2LX2LDTQBaV0mEU6EovEKjjQo9lWBVHOU0de4T-CyW5aDeBR6r_U1eabAi7aWyacbyGLHzoMfvj0zzIcEdss4WdSUNJ8dObD9voyV0ESG2RcvfEbYSF0WQCkLvJji0dhTurp_kr3KTJJfwWP0_eZyruSSLf2EV6pIQcitKv6UqLXp8G-wn8T6SVxNGwWZrU5hNmS0K71b95bIsuO1pudU0vLh7nsYWd9nPFfCcJ-a9n-KUgxxXhoDHKjpxYtbdLsDXrvUkkJc0Zi9Zqqp2R-QkQzBM3RoTF0nq3-7ucbmokIW03YHXvIBXpCR5UdPM2OnzR_2OuMFAktiKj0Ky9X4zm7X31EcHTCVxifZxA0ZDz52NOnoLDg4gEPwVObiPo=w850-h637-no)
Its a three (four? the herms coil is in its own small pot) vessel herms set up
Close up of the control panel
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/yZ5TtZF5zWXfCdtPn03ZS09JUj402TX7iYSjhObXb8A8gpWXDVknIaZyfOLBsg1x8nHHNABcUewpTESMAgHXaw7qDbwmieIl493woU8aUb8JfqIc86E5pkB4SWedlFkz1eXOaHgtB6e7H03hqLh7FwE86HGyyrNGd1INtMRYjoboZD0vGFghKSm2H9Tq5J5isOGiW7qfFdO7DD1TxtK4YUYNgx2zzsnJlZWcyqQmpIwR91E2TwSHgKLM9ly8lQog4wH_DtDjInrCsl_iZcultJNIU5pn1DdM_IibQek451mbyyay1gTJWhvJwC0KdY636vRorRjdeA2NnuHwvaVo_D9VsXkCHfg_RIabn1jcPi2-jXeZNjaTGXTND6P4cEPJu_-_WKvOPsL1KD6ppZg7ym4rwmNQZ4LM8H5MAkoDa_jUz_X-8XqsjsPWxZF3xor1K0FVUXdeu41qfOEiZNMppyKyPVluUMQAPhHxpA8s6OyD8u3MnAujxO1BLJp0Na5rE9C5YfiAWJ-eU9cexs_KuDmwSTFggPUhXdK7Gz5BqQAENTzyUZPM9S7ZiRxXvEONp5BLRQco00-JPDylMyUi-3pfVDwo8NlOaxsdoawCQ0f6mcA4wGa1K1Mo2xGy3cm4CvUWN3QeBCKcJkLxt7ORHKdJpjbzUUeNehc=w478-h637-no)
The HLT (far left) is a keggle with two 2500 watt elements. It drains from the bottom through the hole of the spear.
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/Hq4o_6tG2LIXTihc-MvBdZ09_Up5CosVLH5AidKOxoY02Gsol925lrBSXcG77LZ4_lw3kcVungrfhVypslIDT7EzYE8wTjua4D9b5U3-R6D0wNYDQR9sCQhjtc4nv5w27iZqX8N-byCtE91froVYU3plaAueGoe0B6WsAJXQkPtSI2syUu8I5M6jiq7XI1nEZcs3aiKnuQzaCWSpZ-zlzjWgZR4bhklp3hSl4_8r2nn4se-3w6DrNd82qR3wiW5DUxy_zwp7-sjjfcB-1Ci0SB10LaWVNN8Ks25-45OzL7_yNA3FURG06P_WRv6E9xZJZNkLeEwZ6Xr7sacYlOCcjWEtkTzyAxp8fJmTKlcQJ0lRQGaBieNcMjDsYUDkF-OuOxmXlstxo9T6Z7C64_Oo0sHGR-gXaS5AJ3bRDd4RYbybx2g0ig19LWG5FXYwJtvxzalG_p_jZEdmI8nPzPBDYKJPZOXtz-gRBCjGZXoCUQ6x2KOqx4ZQwsCcm6np0sEhKOWuPP-T-hceZDS5kQHyCkuqbDxdo56v-bJzkCJfCb8z9PDE38lke1UbGM_jsHuT9Rp0866hX3-IpRoTfZ4gOtNAS3br5icMWV6UgxozoIuSS7uTMISwqRis6keSTbLBlnxFBsXFrY6A1Te4DfX3YHkN_FrfPoBQfyE=w478-h637-no)
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/KxQzd9lER-h9WoLoLiyCnzWYkkJh1GdxVTSaj8G5yz1ImY8Q-s1T6qMyXiDs7rJqTTiS3GUHZ0FasjPHwsHZrxTVB8ZKMhs2LoJYE6v0wwkleotHc46-isxozXqMJc9MOcyNmmviyFwwr64MNWe9Z5XRRh4p6AfPiD0lGDhTH-Q2YpjjNpbkaJuL4SnzXE2Fdfb4xI9JxYPgpFVh1IL_uvolKpCb09P7BFnWDgLkEBR1uXUTWbnBziq7SoFoulj9GP9QjP0ViK3dOmO04h_PdHsgcfmxgZtbfQ0pDrWTjTO70eQ7r87CTsJ2DWLfJKfi8q74Y82St8ZAc5r-DOx4aVJtOXZ3z0tHnAMQeEPdAKP_YRUsNH5MRw5QCtoj-6azhh7JE8_PGo24ArWadsSif4e1F5xaHGN6ectMW5EAnfizZUe8jc1S9WwyJIEzgvknBGF8Uybc4ZsiHGJeTYFR-d8zv3HMzGsLBiToo3ESdiBQMNw4WkAzHgKWlq4fD5ngLDwyx47EvR9bJlLKboyUi-zaXs2-KR3nCEqVRtbID70rSyOMcimfxaMZRZ0UE5n6lm8BQRQJk1tMLCquvu0LLt9oofPgRaNIiTqVs0B0PfHL0v1h1oGB2-D51rc5J9gE5b4LrjLlnThZrxaMPE3IRFl9awvzrjcbsqc=w478-h637-no)
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/3SG_RFlzWV4dOKws7NK0GF4gDmZXso66pi95OMGxQKP0aHn6OSG8Y1rHMZBWRSVGv_CRY7bIsvK-hXIixbXPc9y_Z4oLO4XActPezOx3d3MQPLYfjXnlfSfUJWeWEKdSgOk6FsovdikCRgvdsCBtCn-IFi7wjfpEMyWd0UYayMV-yHXoY25j6YVvavE63A1hl1B2a6tY-PR8hOiKE57FWz0Vh8bNmeCe3RD9QndYcRDUg-PGe13nENCida7hqVkUy_rhohctDHrLYO2_lUixaj_syOBTbihck1BWmcUru6QObQbz2jcgFMHv5c8LjMyI4A2IuUr-QJ5G352JAlWxcqt52LUU27zNBacLOkIWdOtVCqYJEs_e1gUOGLhOyaqhDoNgGiMtESvC-2uhoiFroqOlR0KZX2trizO2IUinnCUKKRRwyPLAH8h8jhx2m9SU2fIu0HfqfdN6THy9WYYorBpmFHGXmjcmS7J6wXTvcxx6jDAnAmh3zVDGoxKymSnq5RhY7-W9JFKeIZcztdl-LU5Ql2pMBmujKP5B48MOuOsm_S-6F90QyNoCgbd6vrEygmw0-TtbLyboNCY7fPcpSCKjCfRBj7THterhUOLGqcqonZZXAmpNSttXSNnPHJhKNEIZ15oHJDJXzaqfS6kzp5glzcSbp_x8NLo=w478-h637-no)
The mash tun is also a keg with 50mm insulation board stuck to outside and then old tongue and groove boards as a finish. It also drains from the hole of the spear. The false bottom is the bottom of the keg with a ton of holes drilled in it. That was a fun project.
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/meywDseyqJpsf6KYrKrqPVtST8X9Rt1Cdqm6TV3CooP6NpcOAzHMpYkMpePYB7wZ7yujoPiiI9TnVdY2nkXcWUZ09dF39DkL_4GLbI9uFeyFo_gu06T2uWkvSsdUdkPurIsxGPt2wkzrLxBN0hfW5tFBjSvnl8ujlyjBFeEKlStrW2cmB6-iYsKZP0mxoFCghonvKgT57GJyvNmAkq3r4Hc-UYHoGX8VQzyc1I97miB2_phRkgd4I98oQ0_W5rbOAiw7afeJEbNCc7VNYNcg9rmN9EG0FftiRBYuLyeTnZiMbb5CQbWa0oop616EQ5FiYtJZp-KjETd80uZZ35kUS2UkzCCa2DrS99GItgS8CVtdILpbCPYPWI4c4Z2fBbF4J_eUVEJIF80rJ0gUXXPahPpQlKVCfPx9AIoqRrJ1NYZH2jODFQQdsotk8eoJlc5jXgOXG4Ph6zb_nWk54LZkJklbcY0wuijlOwHn01xl-_a_kgObAaH-E5vzsQKg_CeSBQpXV-JFIuzTDRvXIVMHCVB54e4yZK-n73fC57cmk_47yYcd1HrWc9pQ7_s1NGdzZ7ZkVisOE_tHU2yJA1dQqgm6eUbqz5_Ls-GfOsgGuFvg_zRDyaZ-KNv-fctzKD1gqW0ZCF8GoLXmchJfGKYXG30ROiQC2keIxUw=w478-h637-no)
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/_-_tla25i0_cNMWPmVithpvDakuvf8ErKHJTuCSW1hefLCwY2irOOyWu6Hic1KwmKIk5MEBT_I8wNaDbVnKCJc4cGk2PFTqMs3hcWgfFn6r97FeUQvuPzpfTUMkM8rmCddLwG3BKHjcsO8iJsJVKwS-_c6AWyqkhlPsml9vMqlaAGpUWjDiVA-KmhW2PEocw9ei403zCKgLhI5LSNvDyxUDQdu09BSGMZVuswOI08ZJuPjnJhV-P8lgi94X3Br1H_coCPlkOThEuSczFggHj9VivCzYDyZW-7ZNHICMIB4eG0QASNwQdGmVPY9sf_hWLg8O2roQFIiPHjDFWeoQE6ayPhKQpRXLgVE5Zihnwi4rhncWuTSQk_5EC9jtANhmXnhpdfMzWk-y0PlZKYbtW6o9XGd7dYLSN-jHm4TBIfC0wcJBBMIa_ToRoDExj5Lemua3GGP2RSzPj2jhiHRS3mSeQJH-7cYJHTjrJ412-YIPfiM4rPG3dnQDwF1S60EKa2xlzTjQE5UYrUeOKs7e16kt17HyD0jEhxSv8cc245pxpzGlH0kC3Dr01Jt4tCCmh1vGe3MNmYFthdtHGgsBwsA2ODZwbpcwg4UoNDblZxiYw1W7JZs0pg4mdytcDYqqohIA23ZLJ0ucr_Ox-FlxrPxpYJf8q8V5cvaI=w850-h637-no)
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/Mjuz63M7sFhKIRwFU8dxzNfWSpNElVUR9gaDR6XCzbH4TGG7WkmA1Gf7Rsa-IzZ96xBa8bXLMnML09RLaplwa5u8_tZ5NLGtyb2rUE5L-M-1bqvStoCtRycW2JGyOqWSqWpKAnYBR1-HZbdAL5HAGfkWDnmGvasm37KriNu1cUyRiVw2uVpDRHFMa09fVCzJzpGDBKIEEusJzqsJpIm1pQ-rjaeE1gGj2cONg_QW1y6kAqY0vlkrBEk2_rla5vRZXeCIWhANCXy-uMFHXJrmFpbPLBp22tcUSEciqRAIQtv9WMfsNt725oiFr2TMA6CECn0ZlKTDfLfXdP7O2oD8moe7wo4PuUdQe37eY400sIxLPUfX62Et-unWYd-R1e90ZX-yOSKd23thodIy2WqUqDz0PJ5jUs7ooRVIyFjFNtHnbK5ngDRgbz1b9Li14bFoA0Ssaczbh1boB8QK3LqazQDaPBSXL7Q9iYL-bf3EgGyQz-gqCB8iUSvK0CyEbYZQinHS6i8s-pY0qO01zcRjtyVP9rEB6fGvAKXVFtuGiehg4knleKbLFmYwmjsoXCocNOLQIEw_dbISfqiEAr7dPOqaqHbeecj5tK0z76x1EPVaU0vLSLb33TiNLGIcn4jAJ-qHwCFEpwQ1Rg1lQifjsquQjKQTu9XNaY8=w478-h637-no)
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/eDTN0fzJVkeE0qg1mZdvekJcNDgv2ooTyDcm_NQSwuvmCuIeudomz_wev-t_yBUauK722jikUqLALCIWgzAsVttQMVTfGK_MFn0cD8bawRURwHiDd35MoegCL4-m_4fRJ_5fH5oN4BMcGNy26Xr7z9o8PUGNG-dEzYXRMBJAcFeGb-bZrsaQWZ4frsDjxMw9NbFtXUSdiU98WR_e8hYC_IUqK761d6E3Tbgbak-aCN5rYdQn0DXbILWK51i09H9te9i6e5ZUgND_9Lmnsi_IBXaEAsyI3Bu_tBRS0Rx7mfTaUSer_V4kif1BpoDGegVKspcVkm2B9BE6DuiOMXsknwwwLnFuOdyLTpwNVNxJnlOVZZ9cW1FAZ1cvlMCI3gSudb2MrbDNYQos977odHIl2x54_XgV1712KuD6BolgpGlxw07Ro12e1uaFpD9IQLxduT9Tps0tvwzkf4yUHmRieHy8MDIVwmTS6YglJpIBVCyWKW4xlEF28J90hSurtYrLM3jb4IKrz-d7IPxV-nPXG1NfE0xaygTUdTSKP1nQ7u7SOwwPoPNgWZfERlId2Xw99Fr_LFXYY1w__jyLv-I-QbiJPOIYV1jwkJSq56oYSaqCDBun0bZC_nwwKCHWbD5F_dobQn_1bt53YXG2o4qBdv6oO2JJkI5KNIk=w478-h637-no)
The boil kettle is a 70 litre stock pot with two 2000w elements. The hood is a large stainless steel mixing bowl. The funnel taped to it is for catching condensation in the fan.
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/YLc2yqmW1EqdyG2vKGh9d1zYeNA-LiOhzt8nSHI5I56bolpIwyTEYbyRC_Y_kHPBdezfpzNmH3A_-W3qorcN7ZBZFKUTQ38xFqzEM9eCa0zFY3ZroULvxptZN4P-xyV0TMkOOSJI2_XM5SvYPpJIvoreVyJzqu48ZXW6Yfzksh9KJ2tCrJAj54uDKMIiD1cWm05NYlALp6BEzspAHL1h6qlLK5ikVPgQZe_2MQDDO28f5bm4QcYsXtlGBPqVX6xHGh-3gWVxZV3rY0iOvTE3facsu8A1Mc3iVl0dBPDyCVRNcTYUfvBPDAw27-6J3zy9TdCAFzo14TDMPQY7ECEXdSLIHk5bX-a6rA5cUvEb_0RCfS8ce26wl6YhAQsrERfUGj4bPsqkY7-CPoI4v0-kDZSidlSRDRx-aIuxq4tMgBiCEcCSTcIqBu3HMuWw2GIEqR328Lip2IcVg-MPrU4OQalq7ud8Jyekee7aSaxKQfB4lkStOUIiAX7jppGmG7jUmdnl01w5-OEhbZtgIXa1mEpAtRZGygLfCQEI3e13kI8Fu9FJ9fMFKFuMVAYmmfaJO2f62rF1-4ft_uxC6h1xxdzT69TIdymSxJRjgcz5-wo3Mb2K-50Yj9ouF3f88VQR3v5W4TWomvGMCBtVdGzdhmo7SGsAz9PTtjE=w478-h637-no)
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/lddlkHj82EmOMisXBce0ffjAd_x_7o5QdbSOCx4o0ur32FpBiUinJMsMjHzmQdGvOFup75oMAiNwxf90qgdxCLsF13NWXzKRj1UlrMNXHp4JAuuNsOEQc6dwb10kJTHf72JwLDlmbpj_KYBG0nqkcoEvwoQZRCJbSa9VD0IaywbcYvr_6Er3Ghv7BbP8bhPNLpR9m9AZ545ILETW7Dppyoux5AcQv6IxsoHWE1LI8ItAux78PuaA8mQ6mLWPNolWtGAhb-T_9597BylROptz_G-bhtuHcgCwVaJAq5OoEFoAEKqmtbWg3ijv_EVtt1xP_sfx_Z3GAI7BTzaYniHBpajW9zXLq-n1-_t8cJqjYAOafe4fk6HKrztAHllyoGiVOQLbLcvGbfs4UwSA4qoTtbfvRPG6Q6Mu6lZBsv6kv-QS9d_o3LC94gguS-ebF7OVXAgPai4cEjSwxM1_wI3IkqYflEDcdoB3zx0LWtG3XuhBePXKOqYFF49kgYl8DNrY9QpaJ9BhkeUWZ5rloor4kKbWeAqmW4yEZbUFgRirbz-xE3oGjktOEzISVLKmHi94-V4G4vmYcIEZ8J58ZrejqfBb1NOyo02uuAkfzHl1vQMPaOK5yu5aO8JvhoZMJzVDuwTaVbHdPD2cZHspxruUKAhnrXbpEvZxz3w=w478-h637-no)
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(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/TJIPcFcm41eb_0Y4WOl-aYUHIhyKNhz4yXNprsxiMVDIg51-lQKQA-fgzvAhbP7eZUAVzteOt0eGlsQMTTNOqSOJ3WI94a2kfUg3aNlSiJmu42o8kWeyHomwbaY8arslswIt8Ybp0MjKGPBKYR7FfOsZUj1rgeCcLLAI3023nYOb0CjAr1ipCvepmAl-eKyCiW4kY4gbJKShl9vu9bz5t0U85f9vuHhiqBygXAKIorMyuafYeAuoSJgJ0ttahx79WvneAZcFFoQQuhXKYbB0r1IV7twNwQ1R-AmX9wolx3QXIMmOJ3Xz9nEPsdqJY7sB_nU6wFdMMgLseSALVNC9MMqusqQYAUA6hjpr__0LUcd5zUapnWz2i0WJQCtgqXsMtTNdQNuMVfLoOa93yrkPUMq4n-IFHEUijAkN3rCS8AIOlHN9z1izlcEYkPi6IOiHT1Kv3KxccM-B_cBbpnL3ZeQ1dWchKqOmCVV3_ub79J6pKAsGfBIhb1OWBFuxWrDmoYehxjIZR3j7ai7hI7vOywOtZIwAZZ9snD_WdtcBSlkQgjrzozwxU3Vl2jD1bvgNtmhEx9BBHNSvi5Va3AJpVgQ4v2yTeVQ3uKVHqAdSCPhkA2I_KmBVUY29E8uU6PZPy6QbnuwSmHrE0slgLaQ0J6dOq54ogiIV1kM=w478-h637-no)
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/OGPC58xqKPpf3nqE9NdL_rer8_i-vTbEts2TrXFwKwvjnGp04VzPUYm6eWP9ZYXD-d-sWa1-77xBQl_mNa57g_vdCDnDylGLhDfdL4uthHc5KZlxPnTmz1YcSZxoFhho4QyaibG3bUFxbn4NYi42S-RFNMBCdLplMWn_ttHYeEWTDxY7HPNJDxxhK6GFZSxUQWYTNfOam4jrIydwsNABzoPDbCgE5JjLZvflwlWAzyhe-eIFNRYbAqlIdjRQM6V5A5b5J_FfLjuw0KV-rSdZ_5Rpm45IkAmgNtjD7kcd9bUFWMMq7cBbFWKe_p_sJREeaqzG5WlQLhn0_4CG-MIfgA6YSPCxTpzuANyDmAjKvRaPPPSuuk1uV5zNIAY_QA4q-OHAYk5YAF0f75a0YdxGRnldje-fhUz5RjgCfd_6g39yD_Rxf8kEYWTiOfNaBMvnh0lPW-mwxU37mDBiBGiWsFXOqbaV_hoIv-mE-0uXnlbzzI9OmaIYKKmJ-Zg3wdSrR3Nn9lQhtBQIX0rEJwtDpG9872F76O01bzQX_V015lfSs-7Giubi26FOPWrVJc7ljwPa-RfB7axiMY4v4jdd7EnW5qiIZyeocZMVt9YR3ffDMU7J83q3FSy7x49A17SoPE5-1PVaal_g083dGNZAcUYqGMKwCQP4hSU=w478-h637-no)
My home made counter flow chiller. Its a stainless steel coil, it was a real pain in the ass to get the pvc hose over it but it works really well.
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/YkU2g-TyXnsAA3sa1Vm-cAYiyf848xBiW75Btl8qbxuAj7F3WCGqQ7DlAQGB1JhiKXbghNey672d2UFD6BCcWFoWctDk7nM4h7W9YGelEUuPSHRiJF5CUZ5Ax4LYmep6YhEpTPCEZQKJFM2jTXXwj9PfbYj4XuXlEVbnLS-imFe-qr4btn7EobTdfhtYyBENeJwEHPGtMiWufKq8SOTiG3zu16gDo5cni58LVlo3HIZLXr-YGhrzGdPcPRMYMCtJTmI2qkOOuD4CkAmDa7nRuvImT7YFHIm01L3oK0Kudxchp81QrWZuvvEc86hr6-kJFT21Yn4ljGkVNS_rmu8v3Pd1Dodel1H3QmCZ73GtNfkcH4z5sZjapX9_PonISI70X3toH6iZ7Dwjb12teFY7tKskCQVQYCZsioulv1Yq2fqFW23SEQ7uUmtqrW3pGNHqlMXXiAJg39_loxzxvxc6YdXOnJUSyWSrJ9-MZ-qboS_pXwrQaXd_rA3gSKH_zjfbANcS1XkCz2MlPySnfDo62SC-dI-wUBIDyKXHPQaISnfXBa5owhBS5e2KhT2HPQXGQ7dKf63c-NOvzIdZrEWwpvmjoGw1sb0ob6ZvwTUQ0CTJSP1WxlVBnHUvddGMRp_H4cSBMFPU1XrlKfKnMt9MfITXfof2a-IzsaM=w478-h637-no)
My fermentation fridge is controlled by an stc 1000 and can hold two carboys and a shelf of bottles. I was hoping those carboys would have more in them but I only got 33 litres from the batch instead of 40. I'm still getting used to my system this was the third batch I've done on it, a homebrew company double ipa kit, well two of them.
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/jYkk3r8vA86RZTVv2oQ81e4KMlmrUvdMGQAsokM1Vbe06kZ3oxcNx-wwezEl41t-Fbn-oFimW6FkJWBBJAiybJSQwOziFCHxy9crY0RS07-XaGj-B2va6X_EX2b1sdA6Tx9ynlaUw28pTENX1cucBtMv5x1y8IsfrdzvvIPQVWiGwP3izoWBm2ORU0VKMizG0hBxMAx3L3eZ90TTBLq8V51kwL280JNILHfyTDdvsnWwIprGNXE-9vVFUHoxn28x2GJIzr0YzQ0KF24pgBmNqt2onkZDqjuDB84PR7Xc3IZUTIoevaCu5Vjx-QbQ2tfBUoA3Lh0yV_ndfVoHPEaO1YyNd0LYQDJpGwbBl8Xo0dvyjao3yiwjBiAt-VJsnH5xpK1w3nwGmMvF-15bv4pSWuyL5TGO4Z2Eh5HFyrHqZ13fTxEEAvSZQas3ofPZ5ulk6kQDb7QYusP8WXJcV0s8a2ZD9I8yIZD2Ai3p8TTkvfaKlxUwgdSLgcyUpksZi2kfW10KaXysgGuUkGRe552eA02bSS3BsgX_Za6B5Ia-1BOroz2M2GbsRBXKW5UqOk9USd8pobnDAeAU7XQPNYI2kuVYIEkQ-wn6sJzadRMr_6WBxgIHcYxWx4z3u6Wbusk5OJeXuZhqiqE0jK8AdiV1cDccgeAv9MzIlwg=w478-h637-no)
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/kHOjJKeEujh6Luua59vwCtS44ek0idJlrT5dPMn69M5aTgaIuqspGyvMWyQitWvMAAj-MnWpvjJ9nWGHspg02fMRAoJlT0cxk-qem_fbnkq19Vb9XTuMqPdoZIbtBJ39XdTmXmjwj0-Zt5NYbtS7M_0V1pDUUdyhcSnCT4c2IdWEqGrS3Wa6q0u0fHgNTtplKzgI6AO56tr-lhyw91NzNHatZYLa6J9ctx2YBQhTM8P-LBoLuJpdUI1j3wnM2pLK3F3isAWu67pk3AFp_NuE944jxmk4POx_DC_W2UEQZDoE2cb7OLJUdtc_q_u2KuUfkX5ZYQS0NSPFypaVQNG7Q4JSsqcwcDGPcBFJ3SoHShE9SL_h7MK6kiMVumjbqOtudSmChT5gsjHuOP8JlOpoO8lrs3lIqaJpfe0zRXABAyl7RHK79ShIETkikOfcrHrwJQ7YIuhF_OZ-VT5YWp4aTdUILLcUVMx9PWT58N09xwyUsn-M1Gk1OL6j2hd1QPHgKi9p7YrCjZcjS3M3g-Omrs4qqW2BsW8Fo91y0iJc5cZXywEplGBS_Veh5x8zgOSovuXtenuGFjqnwg-nl_swkMiEraLj-RblisQGKOyIqe6Q2R_XPCMjYqk7vRKuwCsUaWOqZLP6sMWxUDVCqfkP00zMqx__AZAEIz8=w478-h637-no)
And finally my keezer. Its still unfinished but hopefully it will be good to go by the time the DIPA in the fermentation fridge is ready and it will be my fist kegged batch.
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/1bNrYCwYh3f36cxxdafpKWXREr4d0W8Ytf74WREeQ3swl5G4bfJwWaDrsPkUgPwHkWtjZjJZI779axWhYV97oNbtLtJIGon8boTXJyvLTiCEKSo1XQ2is2vE4OtzAIwFwzyG75tooh3l1eRX4SEvAhBkRWbZClS70_tkMVpZ7SO7LIxnksf0SGoj0U8RCdwoQa0BD5sSmE1K4zSsdBZxrOta1CA6Tn2aJU7F5cL6AqEtjxGBorX8mbyLVOdJkbynXjG4Ujx79wcz67sldBxy1_Zq1ByEgjQUYFedMi6U80b1CrotBSmDEM8eyqkggtzaOfNX1rmNIOOsKfQ3AaXC152QTGH8BZL_Y-33em8mo6gEyov39ZLZn45iQ6GTOe5-dTgH3xkYtH9FEofHCTIc6TS_-Il2zy-sGFNcfX9Obt_S1CtmMfY_IVy9PNyalIjToHZ0JIQCS-iRb3HJ0lVnMzT7ZrCsO19SgZMAxDDZ2_1sLjMt_MTi7ROdA-Tvav_82hSt4-4Y1E_UCtHqEs424KyagMzOvtiMOq6caBBrog-jw_E4Yc_H45MXSfeVUb05w8iupusnFb9hLQvNkzLRQyiRbiAMQ-PoORk2sg7pl8rA09Sc_mCQmNJHuGNID8U00GsNF8b7jMSCHowmpS-_jYqx6ZwTEtmMQvc=w850-h637-no)
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/UHhm8887E6vwHHUeIbBOSLlfvBOz_xWrJgqP8CVWziO03h8ypJu6eqsetyEfVKQ-B5FDPyXGuPKgvGYEe9muPDOnDgRw6c_gP8XnjHn_kK5P2CSazp3KYZeEOD8aqRV3nSzWfbx3AXUkqs6aDgpNkkj922RfSKUb59iH2n_Ka9HM4IZoU_9W7F04dUpJEIITV5I3wWCiiXZ-BY4NDMWMp_faHrpgovE0KuJqxPLH6EMk7RegoklW27L6kGWnvTVHILlRBz1xRqiludukLG8CIS1JahQjhu5fJHVieF7U7sj5RH6TGWo0evDHCL4iNwMFoFgshTn0YvuzZoepV7CfcaqmPIzhLeraIQbEJ745GzaVkMfN76S-Z5N5cm4mMax5IdbDxLoW0BH44j9eEKPv0v3rfU_XwEOq3obT-P-rq8R2a2PW05vnxmpQ7RtGUQnKn0nR6EK9swJcGP8fsQq7OtjY9IiLtJINXbSh8g_z9GoVz4WFpAqnAzsmSINmnbm_Qskl-sGXw0P3V_Whu6mQjtDc6WJlruIJiNQWVKhVdfhTkad2r4YlEHRB9Pkd7fi1mpWU3a87osca7p-GWOl2_FT9mCNGKndrhdjdqCo1cdsVAmBpXFfMRof5u3gQArjuvvY4oFmAND2a8CV5qHF-vRAWG4_zhu73Ph0=w850-h637-no)
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/3fSfekqxD_XhIR53TZJUerfqsUyNaPtXqP9r2X9DOXJ20KMp_lOL1kB6Z9pUEKSQsf7tGBjqRmuGP1r3GBfnIABK51w338yqdcZ7PkSkxC2yND1NQx5JZW8KURdtxbva5se87R7y1qSAMLCce_vJmclGZhH4tek3muiG2HMFV2vHDr3C12KvWLKMlnfigMfFvyA-S8TlOqPz7kx4Gv-VE0kAm63KpbHSe_sHb4GDbeG87GjGF_EXS5n1nM7LjpxHvKU8Nh0pDgQnt_ghcUQrzbEpxZahgKBcuMBIt3dkTgm-NZaUE1Gg5T-hvfHPOzpQx5AGf0Zj8h1_2oj4TLI3l6Ss15gT0U7LvSaCr2ht3N7IkEbzQE22CK6ikXHqxXJGuIPVLgaajmro4hn_9zTXeNtxg18FI4pghFwTWvtip-ADLf9a-eJhjcp6irCA906ezSeiDVeiuOXM5FPmfQ7X4sR8LPrmJH_FWp_pv1a5Afc82WFbnjksZCxJioM3A7rona1rt_-ulXNEHa3VBq_HGD66fkIMN88zRbr_31il0Z9qI6ziu-WYfE-agfv0xNwo_4abNWndbwRe5MDJmBnS1BgIl0_eEZVWEfg6is3XL3zjY9mc5Pmcisq9bQc2abLtKLEuWwB2xoQnbThJdnX8xmkagNnGtKbBi2w=w850-h637-no)
Sorry for the long post.
Title: Re: Show Me Your Setup!
Post by: johnrm on October 02, 2017, 12:19:52 AM
Post by: johnrm on October 02, 2017, 12:19:52 AM
Pics broken Rory, at least for me.
Title: Re: Show Me Your Setup!
Post by: Rory85 on October 02, 2017, 01:37:18 AM
Post by: Rory85 on October 02, 2017, 01:37:18 AM
Quote from: johnrm on October 02, 2017, 12:19:52 AM
Pics broken Rory, at least for me.
Thanks John, I think they are working now?
Title: Re: Show Me Your Setup!
Post by: Qs on October 02, 2017, 10:21:13 AM
Post by: Qs on October 02, 2017, 10:21:13 AM
Working for me anyway. I love that brewery, so much more high tech than my pot and cooler but yet still basins, crates, funnels, etc
Title: Re: Show Me Your Setup!
Post by: pob on October 02, 2017, 11:30:27 AM
Post by: pob on October 02, 2017, 11:30:27 AM
love the funnel catching the condensation drips from the extractor fan
Damo, take note
Damo, take note
Title: Re: Show Me Your Setup!
Post by: pob on October 02, 2017, 12:13:07 PM
Post by: pob on October 02, 2017, 12:13:07 PM
Quote from: Bazza on October 01, 2017, 03:08:09 PM
Great find Qs. Must source a few.
Yeah, that's the weak point in my setup too; the back of the taps. Any sort of slight excess pressure on the kegs and you're staring at a puddle in the morning.
When the first thing you can smell when you walk into your garage is beer, you know there's never a happy ending.
-Barry
John Guest 5/8 BSP - 3/8" Push Fit Tap Connector, PI451215FS (http://www.ebay.ie/itm/John-Guest-5-8-BSP-3-8-Push-Fit-Tap-Connector-PI451215FS/152439108882?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2060353.m2749.l2649)
Title: Re: Show Me Your Setup!
Post by: Ciaran on October 02, 2017, 12:19:00 PM
Post by: Ciaran on October 02, 2017, 12:19:00 PM
Quote from: Rory85 on October 01, 2017, 10:25:34 PM
The mash tun is also a keg with 50mm insulation board stuck to outside and then old tongue and groove boards as a finish. It also drains from the hole of the spear. The false bottom is the bottom of the keg with a ton of holes drilled in it. That was a fun project.
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/meywDseyqJpsf6KYrKrqPVtST8X9Rt1Cdqm6TV3CooP6NpcOAzHMpYkMpePYB7wZ7yujoPiiI9TnVdY2nkXcWUZ09dF39DkL_4GLbI9uFeyFo_gu06T2uWkvSsdUdkPurIsxGPt2wkzrLxBN0hfW5tFBjSvnl8ujlyjBFeEKlStrW2cmB6-iYsKZP0mxoFCghonvKgT57GJyvNmAkq3r4Hc-UYHoGX8VQzyc1I97miB2_phRkgd4I98oQ0_W5rbOAiw7afeJEbNCc7VNYNcg9rmN9EG0FftiRBYuLyeTnZiMbb5CQbWa0oop616EQ5FiYtJZp-KjETd80uZZ35kUS2UkzCCa2DrS99GItgS8CVtdILpbCPYPWI4c4Z2fBbF4J_eUVEJIF80rJ0gUXXPahPpQlKVCfPx9AIoqRrJ1NYZH2jODFQQdsotk8eoJlc5jXgOXG4Ph6zb_nWk54LZkJklbcY0wuijlOwHn01xl-_a_kgObAaH-E5vzsQKg_CeSBQpXV-JFIuzTDRvXIVMHCVB54e4yZK-n73fC57cmk_47yYcd1HrWc9pQ7_s1NGdzZ7ZkVisOE_tHU2yJA1dQqgm6eUbqz5_Ls-GfOsgGuFvg_zRDyaZ-KNv-fctzKD1gqW0ZCF8GoLXmchJfGKYXG30ROiQC2keIxUw=w478-h637-no)
Excellent, hoping to do something similar to my mash tun when I get into moved back into my house again. Do you have any other insulation hidden under the wood?
Title: Re: Show Me Your Setup!
Post by: Rory85 on October 02, 2017, 01:20:20 PM
Post by: Rory85 on October 02, 2017, 01:20:20 PM
Quote from: Ciaran on October 02, 2017, 12:19:00 PMQuote from: Rory85 on October 01, 2017, 10:25:34 PM
The mash tun is also a keg with 50mm insulation board stuck to outside and then old tongue and groove boards as a finish. It also drains from the hole of the spear. The false bottom is the bottom of the keg with a ton of holes drilled in it. That was a fun project.
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/meywDseyqJpsf6KYrKrqPVtST8X9Rt1Cdqm6TV3CooP6NpcOAzHMpYkMpePYB7wZ7yujoPiiI9TnVdY2nkXcWUZ09dF39DkL_4GLbI9uFeyFo_gu06T2uWkvSsdUdkPurIsxGPt2wkzrLxBN0hfW5tFBjSvnl8ujlyjBFeEKlStrW2cmB6-iYsKZP0mxoFCghonvKgT57GJyvNmAkq3r4Hc-UYHoGX8VQzyc1I97miB2_phRkgd4I98oQ0_W5rbOAiw7afeJEbNCc7VNYNcg9rmN9EG0FftiRBYuLyeTnZiMbb5CQbWa0oop616EQ5FiYtJZp-KjETd80uZZ35kUS2UkzCCa2DrS99GItgS8CVtdILpbCPYPWI4c4Z2fBbF4J_eUVEJIF80rJ0gUXXPahPpQlKVCfPx9AIoqRrJ1NYZH2jODFQQdsotk8eoJlc5jXgOXG4Ph6zb_nWk54LZkJklbcY0wuijlOwHn01xl-_a_kgObAaH-E5vzsQKg_CeSBQpXV-JFIuzTDRvXIVMHCVB54e4yZK-n73fC57cmk_47yYcd1HrWc9pQ7_s1NGdzZ7ZkVisOE_tHU2yJA1dQqgm6eUbqz5_Ls-GfOsgGuFvg_zRDyaZ-KNv-fctzKD1gqW0ZCF8GoLXmchJfGKYXG30ROiQC2keIxUw=w478-h637-no)
Excellent, hoping to do something similar to my mash tun when I get into moved back into my house again. Do you have any other insulation hidden under the wood?
There is just the 50mm insulation cut into long strips and stuck to the keg with tec7. I used expanding foam to fill the small gaps between the strips then cut off the excess and stuck the boards to the insulation with tec7.
Here's a couple of pics of the insulation, I don't have any with the boards off.
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/06KkRr4FsAhfrYdPfwtnJLsT28I0FQqLoLSLQpT5P-JcKV1DZTmrvXGNgAPRkriQvxNOoD_HktpH3bu4xkPIBBqUY1TPHYmAD2t0pIrMTYcOKbcLeypkNkKi0ZBcN-tnrn0mqfQeu_vyQxSGi05_bSWNpzclB6GBv2AIiPXD1Me7VRRnXkMk-fO3AOsPkivT-FDm9DOOCMP05D0qKDqExBPeTTPumyq7s4XpOrMng6VcwBT1qJyEBZ0fkRUSS0WdieM9Nj5LTmcLjHOI44GW4TmaLxVV9xO1jAQoJLWN_Bl_jUOq3tfOythmrEFufXuC3hc3gIonikTscFk7dmrkukInGB9MnJtqATAgO7QSpBHqwFxdpbouzfttTHQIDMcjTmvRM2dtj5VERq_zdZdahrxXbhqB7CZiqOgJhVXitUH3ocoI8kXAGGP9nuZseOm18yCS4ODFItroWBLqaGpOUBqo9HMUstBvmHwUZa-DstMo33PaV185n6xwXWJ1ZgPu0CZxJAI82oPUijMS1-q5VmuOMJG_RDFu4v2NQIfDvCvqyKk-CH4-f3_bJgtP8u2jwwwtoSn2t5E3eCdQqKouzZEmLcHTKHR27tPA21Mw461_NHKGLqvfj9wOJJ8KWzZBSa7ua1ecdQ3BT3md9abOtlTWaWn88YRFjls=w850-h637-no)
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/u7EEw7P7vVLFWLJv1B9-x8Cdfm0llZQB8EWHK-Ib0cSswsjDVQkV3Zg9qw6guIrY_JLsTWxL2x3wRHgWr5XF3GCPOLMn3WdFYSSgyBR3EzeQSne67PdKEKR5UlBDT7oivMC_jSNutLbra6T9FLJ1zM5MIXFLhI6DQY5G8V9yg6QYIOiL-rlRsilmZhw4kNTZt9pwPOAb2otFij_HLrBXAI4JSaepbAGcWpM4lCTJNa9nNMewr2_ioMdWg2Tit5WhobhGIjNhZPdg-kNL7Z-jVMtvS_MW_d9zAVNHtqX7PQP2kfhyhgG4QaxdE1On2YogIEgK62Tt6vOKihMiacIOm1EQM6IZIq6aGbVeIFf9-Y6x8n3FDXfjS4G4SBuSWwV6tyXAIC-EKPcVEUBtjn_vV-P3eKRjB6i4uPG4nqwXvDMnE5JB76at_lgMYUc17E6Rhuq1jr7aeCfBEWGjGgZc-hc-IHe5CJa09x10E8J_SqjMwhyl62O7MftNCGbaKjEnYJQUJakdyzHOXRzcDY_7YVSqporQvU90RFieFv_rV0ixoIA4kBNx1p_WOwyoiyPHOP0DTqgAoxlGFtsYq7WtY90GVItJXNwjNA9hOcwzhj5UP4nejnnBRVwhxzRm2vheAFm5oo31cLhbcEeqSBOfXIgCfk65doEming=w359-h637-no)
Title: Re: Show Me Your Setup!
Post by: Bazza on October 02, 2017, 01:57:11 PM
Post by: Bazza on October 02, 2017, 01:57:11 PM
Loving these pictures, guys. Keep them coming. I've already identified at least 2 improvements to my own setup so far.
Being met by the afore-mentioned puddle in the garage this morning helped in the decision making >:(
-Barry
Being met by the afore-mentioned puddle in the garage this morning helped in the decision making >:(
-Barry
Title: Re: Show Me Your Setup!
Post by: Nico02 on October 02, 2017, 04:19:27 PM
Post by: Nico02 on October 02, 2017, 04:19:27 PM
Hi everybody!
That's the only pics I have of my setup, I will have better ones next brew day.
There's one aluminum mash pot (50L) with false bottom and sparge, and one stainless steel HLT/boiler kettle (66L). I use one of the fermentation buckets as an auxiliary recipient for the sparge.
I only use one three-ring gas burner.
The liquid is pumped by a magnetic stainless steel pump.
I have two 32lt fermentation buckets (like the blue one in the first pic) and another 60lt bucket.
All the beer is bottle conditioned.
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That's the only pics I have of my setup, I will have better ones next brew day.
There's one aluminum mash pot (50L) with false bottom and sparge, and one stainless steel HLT/boiler kettle (66L). I use one of the fermentation buckets as an auxiliary recipient for the sparge.
I only use one three-ring gas burner.
The liquid is pumped by a magnetic stainless steel pump.
I have two 32lt fermentation buckets (like the blue one in the first pic) and another 60lt bucket.
All the beer is bottle conditioned.
(https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20171002/7adfa75ee1ef770eb0320668e4307969.jpg)(https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20171002/04a1e54c7adfa459cebdae7130e08bbf.jpg)(https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20171002/d92ec235067cfeb01d7f855219b39d3b.jpg)(https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20171002/1cac90baa3817c1e818b41483b5039de.jpg)(https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20171002/80f056ebc4cc2a7a8a78e7d90ae00f16.jpg)
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Title: Re: Show Me Your Setup!
Post by: belfastjacko on October 02, 2017, 04:24:31 PM
Post by: belfastjacko on October 02, 2017, 04:24:31 PM
Nico02 wins as they have a picture of a beer
Title: Re: Show Me Your Setup!
Post by: Nico02 on October 02, 2017, 04:41:25 PM
Post by: Nico02 on October 02, 2017, 04:41:25 PM
Quote from: belfastjacko on October 02, 2017, 04:24:31 PM
Nico02 wins as they have a picture of a beer
When I move to the island next year I think instead of bags I will carry my pots with all my clothes inside!
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Title: Re: Show Me Your Setup!
Post by: belfastjacko on October 04, 2017, 04:58:14 PM
Post by: belfastjacko on October 04, 2017, 04:58:14 PM
(https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20171004/bb21325bb974c1dad69047e286597ac9.jpg) so this arrived today 
Title: Re: Show Me Your Setup!
Post by: molc on October 05, 2017, 09:48:21 AM
Post by: molc on October 05, 2017, 09:48:21 AM
Took a few shots of brewing at the weekend. I use a grainfather and a 3V setup, depending on what and how much I'm brewing. This one is using the Grainfather.
Grain storage in the brew room - a simple IKEA kitchen unit that was in the house when we bought :D
(https://i.imgur.com/ery1FEx.jpg)
Milling happens in a different room, as I don't want the dust in the same room as bottling and fermenting - it's full of crap! Mill straight into the grainfather basket to keep things neat and tidy, or into a BIAB for the MT if using the 3V. Either way, I underlet the mash so again there's no dust and mess in the brew room.
(https://i.imgur.com/YwT7Mqt.jpg)
The main picture then shows the main brewroom with everything setup, with the grainfather in operation and using my BK for the sparge water heating.
(https://i.imgur.com/Z4K3Ojm.jpg)
The 3V setup is powered by an Ardbir. I also kept the electrics in a separate box on the ground, with 2 SSR's and a simple relay for the pumps. Depending on what I want to control, I connect up either the HLT or the BK, each of which have 2 elements, one 2.5kW, one 1.5kW - good enough to hold a strong rolling boil on 45L of wort. There's a lot more detail on this in the Equipment forum where I posted the full build from start to finish. http://www.nationalhomebrewclub.ie/forum/equipment-chemicals/ardbir-(formally-brewpi-spark)-herms-build/
(https://i.imgur.com/0tVdpPA.jpg)
Finally the last pic shows the fermentation chamber, controlled by a BrewPi, with one of the 50L fermenters from a recent groupbuy. I use it for both 20L and 50L batches. The tap on the bottom is dead handy for gravity filling a keg.
(https://i.imgur.com/ELkIJle.jpg)
Grain storage in the brew room - a simple IKEA kitchen unit that was in the house when we bought :D
(https://i.imgur.com/ery1FEx.jpg)
Milling happens in a different room, as I don't want the dust in the same room as bottling and fermenting - it's full of crap! Mill straight into the grainfather basket to keep things neat and tidy, or into a BIAB for the MT if using the 3V. Either way, I underlet the mash so again there's no dust and mess in the brew room.
(https://i.imgur.com/YwT7Mqt.jpg)
The main picture then shows the main brewroom with everything setup, with the grainfather in operation and using my BK for the sparge water heating.
(https://i.imgur.com/Z4K3Ojm.jpg)
The 3V setup is powered by an Ardbir. I also kept the electrics in a separate box on the ground, with 2 SSR's and a simple relay for the pumps. Depending on what I want to control, I connect up either the HLT or the BK, each of which have 2 elements, one 2.5kW, one 1.5kW - good enough to hold a strong rolling boil on 45L of wort. There's a lot more detail on this in the Equipment forum where I posted the full build from start to finish. http://www.nationalhomebrewclub.ie/forum/equipment-chemicals/ardbir-(formally-brewpi-spark)-herms-build/
(https://i.imgur.com/0tVdpPA.jpg)
Finally the last pic shows the fermentation chamber, controlled by a BrewPi, with one of the 50L fermenters from a recent groupbuy. I use it for both 20L and 50L batches. The tap on the bottom is dead handy for gravity filling a keg.
(https://i.imgur.com/ELkIJle.jpg)
Title: Re: Show Me Your Setup!
Post by: Shanna on October 05, 2017, 11:57:26 AM
Post by: Shanna on October 05, 2017, 11:57:26 AM
Molc milling grain indoors is a no no in my opinion, the grain is covered in spores, bacteria and fungus and is generally very unhealthy. I would take it outside in future and mill there. Besides the milling process generates loads of flour and over time this will mess up your spare room.
Shanna
Shanna
Quote from: molc on October 05, 2017, 09:48:21 AM
Took a few shots of brewing at the weekend. I use a grainfather and a 3V setup, depending on what and how much I'm brewing. This one is using the Grainfather.
Grain storage in the brew room - a simple IKEA kitchen unit that was in the house when we bought :D
(https://i.imgur.com/ery1FEx.jpg)
Milling happens in a different room, as I don't want the dust in the same room as bottling and fermenting - it's full of crap! Mill straight into the grainfather basket to keep things neat and tidy, or into a BIAB for the MT if using the 3V. Either way, I underlet the mash so again there's no dust and mess in the brew room.
(https://i.imgur.com/YwT7Mqt.jpg)
The main picture then shows the main brewroom with everything setup, with the grainfather in operation and using my BK for the sparge water heating.
(https://i.imgur.com/Z4K3Ojm.jpg)
The 3V setup is powered by an Ardbir. I also kept the electrics in a separate box on the ground, with 2 SSR's and a simple relay for the pumps. Depending on what I want to control, I connect up either the HLT or the BK, each of which have 2 elements, one 2.5kW, one 1.5kW - good enough to hold a strong rolling boil on 45L of wort. There's a lot more detail on this in the Equipment forum where I posted the full build from start to finish. http://www.nationalhomebrewclub.ie/forum/equipment-chemicals/ardbir-(formally-brewpi-spark)-herms-build/
(https://i.imgur.com/0tVdpPA.jpg)
Finally the last pic shows the fermentation chamber, controlled by a BrewPi, with one of the 50L fermenters from a recent groupbuy. I use it for both 20L and 50L batches. The tap on the bottom is dead handy for gravity filling a keg.
(https://i.imgur.com/ELkIJle.jpg)
Title: Re: Show Me Your Setup!
Post by: molc on October 05, 2017, 12:04:17 PM
Post by: molc on October 05, 2017, 12:04:17 PM
Quote from: Shanna on October 05, 2017, 11:57:26 AM
Molc milling grain indoors is a no no in my opinion, the grain is covered in spores, bacteria and fungus and is generally very unhealthy. I would take it outside in future and mill there. Besides the milling process generates loads of flour and over time this will mess up your spare room.
Shanna
Point!
Title: Re: Show Me Your Setup!
Post by: Qs on October 06, 2017, 02:02:47 PM
Post by: Qs on October 06, 2017, 02:02:47 PM
In what way does it mess up a room? I've taken to milling in my home office lately and don't want to fuck up my computer, etc
Title: Re: Show Me Your Setup!
Post by: dcalnan on October 06, 2017, 10:30:49 PM
Post by: dcalnan on October 06, 2017, 10:30:49 PM
What I did with my mill is cut a hole in an old bedsheet and put the grain mill through it, keeps all of the dust contained in the bucket.
Title: Re: Show Me Your Setup!
Post by: Shanna on October 07, 2017, 08:22:17 AM
Post by: Shanna on October 07, 2017, 08:22:17 AM
Quote from: Qs on October 06, 2017, 02:02:47 PMDust from the milled grain. But it's the nature of the grain itself having bacteria and other types of micro organisms on it like mould for example that personally I would avoid milling it in an area where I spend a lot of time. Certainly I would not mill where I cook, eat or sleep for example.
In what way does it mess up a room? I've taken to milling in my home office lately and don't want to fuck up my computer, etc
Shanna
Title: If I show you mine....will you....y'know?
Post by: Roo on October 23, 2017, 08:03:53 PM
Post by: Roo on October 23, 2017, 08:03:53 PM
Thought I would start a thread to see what everyone is using as a brew set up. Here's mine:
Pic 1: Main brewing machine is The Grainfather with its wee coat on since I've been relegated to the garage now. Above to the left is my boiler for sparge water with the wort chiller resting above it. To the right is the stainless steel fermenter. Product placement in the middle is a temp probe and PH reader
Pic 2,3 and 4 are all close ups
Pic 5: Cooling Fridge with kegs and a few overspill bottles. Its still a working progress as I'm having a few issues with dispensing.
Pic 6: Fermenting fridge with heat pad and STC1000. The fridge works but since I've only brewed ales/porters it sits around the 18C. I hope to venture into lagers for summer 18. Hidden inbetween the fridges is the CO2 for the corny kegs.
Pic 7: A gratuitous and self indulgent pic of me and ma boy during one of our brew days.
Post yours below with the name of your club if you're in one and lets see how many get involved.
BELFAST HOMEBREW CLUB
Pic 1: Main brewing machine is The Grainfather with its wee coat on since I've been relegated to the garage now. Above to the left is my boiler for sparge water with the wort chiller resting above it. To the right is the stainless steel fermenter. Product placement in the middle is a temp probe and PH reader
Pic 2,3 and 4 are all close ups
Pic 5: Cooling Fridge with kegs and a few overspill bottles. Its still a working progress as I'm having a few issues with dispensing.
Pic 6: Fermenting fridge with heat pad and STC1000. The fridge works but since I've only brewed ales/porters it sits around the 18C. I hope to venture into lagers for summer 18. Hidden inbetween the fridges is the CO2 for the corny kegs.
Pic 7: A gratuitous and self indulgent pic of me and ma boy during one of our brew days.
Post yours below with the name of your club if you're in one and lets see how many get involved.
BELFAST HOMEBREW CLUB
Title: Re: If I show you mine....will you....y'know?
Post by: SprocketFuel on October 24, 2017, 08:53:00 AM
Post by: SprocketFuel on October 24, 2017, 08:53:00 AM
http://www.nationalhomebrewclub.ie/forum/all-grain-brewing/show-me-your-setup!/
Title: Re: If I show you mine....will you....y'know?
Post by: Roo on October 24, 2017, 09:57:04 AM
Post by: Roo on October 24, 2017, 09:57:04 AM
Quote from: SprocketFuel on October 24, 2017, 08:53:00 AM
http://www.nationalhomebrewclub.ie/forum/all-grain-brewing/show-me-your-setup!/
Ah tits!
Title: Re: If I show you mine....will you....y'know?
Post by: SprocketFuel on October 24, 2017, 10:29:40 AM
Post by: SprocketFuel on October 24, 2017, 10:29:40 AM
in fairness, yours is in the right section, no idea why the other one is in all grain
Title: Re: If I show you mine....will you....y'know?
Post by: Bazza on October 24, 2017, 10:33:54 AM
Post by: Bazza on October 24, 2017, 10:33:54 AM
Quote from: SprocketFuel on October 24, 2017, 10:29:40 AMNeither do I :-[
in fairness, yours is in the right section, no idea why the other one is in all grain
Title: Re: Show me your setup and I'll show you mine
Post by: Bazza on October 24, 2017, 10:39:26 AM
Post by: Bazza on October 24, 2017, 10:39:26 AM
Merged.
Title: Re: Show Me Your Setup!
Post by: mac2k on October 25, 2017, 12:39:42 AM
Post by: mac2k on October 25, 2017, 12:39:42 AM
Quote from: Qs on September 29, 2017, 03:04:49 PM
Kegerator inside and outside. Gas is on the outside, fridge snuggly fits 2 stubby kegs and 2 long ones. 4 brass Intertap faucets. Sticker situation is a work in progress.
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v507/darqs/20170929_144715_resized.jpg)
Intrigued by your IPA. Was up that way last month and had a few of the Denali beers, but not that one. Curious about the inspiration? Any reason you went for this one. I only ask as the reason I got into Homebrew was as a result of trying to hunt down and Alaskan Amber :)
Title: Re: Show me your setup and I'll show you mine
Post by: Ceedee on October 26, 2017, 07:40:24 PM
Post by: Ceedee on October 26, 2017, 07:40:24 PM
So, I thought I'd chip in as well with the equipment setup.
First two pictures are the main brewing area, with the GrainFather and sparge water heater sitting above it. I attached a short piece of hose to the tap of the heater, so I can sparge directly into the Grainfather. I'll probably replace the stock tap with something controllable as you have to hold this one down to get a flow and it's all or nothing.
(https://i.imgur.com/PYMQXlq.jpg?1)
(https://i.imgur.com/slYzrt4.jpg?1)
This is the other side of the shed, the storage and fermentation area. I made a boil kettle with the usual plastic bucket and kettle elements and while it worked, I never felt safe using it as water was only a few mm away from live terminals. I also wrestled with a roll of copper for an afternoon to make a chiller.
As I had an unexpected windfall, instead of paying bills or buying food or clothes, I decided I really needed a Grainfather, so the plastic kettle and chiller are only used occasionally now.
Above the fridge is a DIY controller using an STC1000. The heat is provided by a 1-foot tubular heater, 40W if I remember. Works great.
(https://i.imgur.com/Q1cvtU0.jpg?3)
A close-up of the controller, as you can see by the temperature, there's something fermenting away at the moment. Hopefully it'll turn into a nice stout in time for Christmas
(https://i.imgur.com/NuRrNbd.jpg?1)
Finally, the most recent addition to the kit. A stirrer made from a hurl. I've never cut or drilled anything so hard as Ash before, it took ages!!
(https://i.imgur.com/Lhdwbxj.jpg?1)
First two pictures are the main brewing area, with the GrainFather and sparge water heater sitting above it. I attached a short piece of hose to the tap of the heater, so I can sparge directly into the Grainfather. I'll probably replace the stock tap with something controllable as you have to hold this one down to get a flow and it's all or nothing.
(https://i.imgur.com/PYMQXlq.jpg?1)
(https://i.imgur.com/slYzrt4.jpg?1)
This is the other side of the shed, the storage and fermentation area. I made a boil kettle with the usual plastic bucket and kettle elements and while it worked, I never felt safe using it as water was only a few mm away from live terminals. I also wrestled with a roll of copper for an afternoon to make a chiller.
As I had an unexpected windfall, instead of paying bills or buying food or clothes, I decided I really needed a Grainfather, so the plastic kettle and chiller are only used occasionally now.
Above the fridge is a DIY controller using an STC1000. The heat is provided by a 1-foot tubular heater, 40W if I remember. Works great.
(https://i.imgur.com/Q1cvtU0.jpg?3)
A close-up of the controller, as you can see by the temperature, there's something fermenting away at the moment. Hopefully it'll turn into a nice stout in time for Christmas
(https://i.imgur.com/NuRrNbd.jpg?1)
Finally, the most recent addition to the kit. A stirrer made from a hurl. I've never cut or drilled anything so hard as Ash before, it took ages!!
(https://i.imgur.com/Lhdwbxj.jpg?1)
Title: Re: Show me your setup and I'll show you mine
Post by: Phil.cork on October 29, 2017, 05:11:55 PM
Post by: Phil.cork on October 29, 2017, 05:11:55 PM
Quote from: scalerb on September 30, 2017, 02:46:02 PMWhere did you get the shelving? Looks like a really good mobile set up.
Here are some pictures of my compact 3 tier brew stand, electric hlt, insulated keg mash tun and a keg on gas ring kettle.
(https://image.ibb.co/d8yqbG/IMG_20151121_134703.jpg)
(https://image.ibb.co/dhV3wG/IMG_20151121_134615.jpg)
(https://image.ibb.co/mP6Miw/IMG_20151121_134744.jpg)
Title: Re: Show me your setup and I'll show you mine
Post by: Mudder on October 29, 2017, 08:51:43 PM
Post by: Mudder on October 29, 2017, 08:51:43 PM
I made it from bits and pieces of 40x40 aluminium profile which I rescued from a skip. The profile is very handy to work with just cut to length making sure the cuts are square and drill a hole for the fittings, there are special fittings to tie everything together. I keep the frame and keg up stairs in the spare bedroom and can easily bring the frame down by myself (going back up is tougher going but can manage it). The width is made to just fit through the doors. Keep meaning to fit some wheel it it to make it even handier. This is like the profile I used http://www.ebay.ie/itm/40x40-Aluminium-Profile-3-x1m-Value-Pack-8mm-slot-Router-Jigs-and-Frames/272882343051?hash=item3f890e1c8b:g:sqsAAOSwuMFUiaCx (http://www.ebay.ie/itm/40x40-Aluminium-Profile-3-x1m-Value-Pack-8mm-slot-Router-Jigs-and-Frames/272882343051?hash=item3f890e1c8b:g:sqsAAOSwuMFUiaCx)
Title: Re: Show me your setup and I'll show you mine
Post by: Rats on October 30, 2017, 06:06:46 AM
Post by: Rats on October 30, 2017, 06:06:46 AM
Changing my system at the moment again :P
Title: Re: Show me your setup and I'll show you mine
Post by: johnrm on October 30, 2017, 08:27:07 AM
Post by: johnrm on October 30, 2017, 08:27:07 AM
@rats, is that a Chiller in the corner of the shed?
Title: Re: Show me your setup and I'll show you mine
Post by: Rats on October 30, 2017, 09:19:46 AM
Post by: Rats on October 30, 2017, 09:19:46 AM
Quote from: johnrm on October 30, 2017, 08:27:07 AM
@rats, is that a Chiller in the corner of the shed?
;D yes
Title: Re: Show me your setup and I'll show you mine
Post by: johnrm on October 30, 2017, 12:13:43 PM
Post by: johnrm on October 30, 2017, 12:13:43 PM
Jaysus, How long to reach pitching temp for 50l?
Title: Re: Show me your setup and I'll show you mine
Post by: Rats on October 30, 2017, 01:25:38 PM
Post by: Rats on October 30, 2017, 01:25:38 PM
Quote from: johnrm on October 30, 2017, 12:13:43 PMAbout 11 min for 40L
Jaysus, How long to reach pitching temp for 50l?
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