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Any idea when the step filters pick-free would ship?

Yeah, if it's the multiple millions, chances are slim it could ever be raised. I don't know what they would do with the IP, sit on it? Great to read on the pico still, now if only I can find one....

argh, sorry, I reread my post and was far from clear. First thought/phrase was about the fact the plant doesn’t want to make more. There must be a business case for it. And then that tied in with the second thought, where the owners of the pico brew intellectual property want to sell the IP. How...

Yeah, that sucks. I got mine in, luckily. I wonder how much they want for the intellectual property. Imagine restarting the production of the Z with aim for the homebrew market. No pack, just recipe sharing and reusable step filters. Community support and open source. I still like the design of...

If anyone wants to sell one of their pico free, I’d be interested.

Oh.... I just noticed this. He doesn’t plan on making more? Anything else similar on the market?

Anyone has the recipe for the Mt. Baker Maibock? I found a pack when cleaning. I would want to brew it, but will change the hops. I don't see what is in there. thanks!

Great, That appears to be only for hops. I don't have access to facebook (and don't want it neither), it would be great to know how to build one. I really feel like making a batch of milkshake IPA in a hacked Pico.

I also found thing 3D print: Picobrew Pico C reusable hops Pak by Moinsterx I would try a food grade filament. Could be a good combination with a homemade grain filter.

Cool. I will give it a try.

@Trevor Mack you made a cli tool available on github?

as of June 1st...almost gives hope that, an update could be done to allow your own recipes pushed to the pico directly. Or through other unlikely means. I mean, do they have any incentives at all? If the business is for sell, or the IP more precisely, they have nothing to give of the user base...

I tend the agree. With perhaps the exception for the pump. Internally, if you look at the valve and pump, the temp rating seems to be underrated or pushing the limits. The design works though. I have been using mine for what, 4 years now? On paper it seems a little light, at least to me. They...

i was talk and think along the lines of a hacked brew where a raspberry pi provides the server responses and allow you to brew your own packs using a fake pack (the hack posted earlier). NOT picobrew’s manual brewing method. Basically bringing the complete pack brewing steps but using our own...

What are you guys using for the hops? I am thinking of bending a similar piece of metal to shape like the hops cradle they use. At least dimension wise. I saw 3D printing PLA that was NSF food grade rated. Temp range looked acceptable. I wonder how that would look.

Lucky you. I sure would like such deal as well and try distilling. In my are it's a $125 license, but anyone can basically get it. You can also legally sell if you keep the volume low (which you will be forced to with a picostill unless you have 100 of them). It is artisanal production after all!

Ah, I wonder if anyone responds to tickets. So buying a picostill may not be a bad idea after all.

To me it sounds like they still want to sell the business. Now, it's the IP, customer base and service layer, aka SaaS, that is for sale, and from the new owners. Either way, having an option to brew manually is great. I wonder if I was to buy a used unit, as long as it has the latest version, I...

Thanks Chief.

Funny, I was thinking the same the other day while day dreaming. Mine would have been with a paddle. horizontal, coming in from the front, on an axis, and you would push and pull while also turning the handle to help mix the center of the grains. Manufacturing it would be less than easy, but I'm...