Recent content by rbwduece

Last time I listened to some Portishead, Deftones, and Merlot Waves. For some great brewing mood music, check out Merlot Waves: https://soundcloud.com/merlot-waves/sets/merlot-waves-1 I can promote my own music right?

I'm assuming they are hooked up through the pump's outlet and are being used to whirlpool.

Most hydraulic tubing/fittings that I come across working on aircraft are titanium, not stainless. Not sure if that helps but...

Gromitdj, thanks for the link. I'll rotate it before I ruin it.

I just mounted my chugger pump onto my brew stand with the head facing down. It seems to work just fine so far, but I was wondering if anyone has heard of any issues with mounting this way? (Aside from typical priming issues associated with not having the inlet facing upward)

Sierra Nevada Pale Ale and Boulevard Pale Ale planted the seeds on my palate.

You're probably right...but i'm done now anyway. Toes still in tact.

Yeah, well, I figured that as long as i didn't drop the grinder on my feet I'd be fine

Next step is to mount the burners and throw on some wheels

Just realized the thread topic specified "wood"...ooops

There are a handful of noteworthy brewers in the Yuma area.

The selection in Yuma has grown alot over the past couple of years for sure. For stores, check out Valley Liquor, Beverage House, or Sunshine Market. For bars, go to Brewers or Pint House.

Colohox, i was thinking the same but wasn't sure if not having shielding would make noticeable difference in regards to gas efficiency. The wind, for me, isn't much of a concern because if it's windy at all, i'll just roll the stand into the garage and brew in there.

That's the best keezer I've seen yet.

Setesh, I just went over to my buddy who has a cheap $175 mig welder and he welded it up for me. I tried a couple welds myself and they looked horrible. A small welder would definitely be a good investment, though.