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Just a carbide hole saw for the size I needed. Nope that rubber piece doesn't let any steam escape. I thought it would and was the reason I wanted to get the solid 10 gal lid, but I haven't had an issues with that.

Good idea. I thought about a hop port, but it's pretty easy to just lift the lid for a few seconds. I mostly do lagers, if I did a lot of hop additions I might sing a different tune!

Here is what I have here you go. No issues with the weight. I wish I would have cut the hole another inch towards the middle but oh well. The 10 gallon lid apparently fits the SVBS, I wanted to do that one as my steam lid, but it was out of stock at the time.

I bought the steam slayer from brew hardware, I cut a hole and did a weldless TC port. I just keep it capped when I'm not using it. I brew in my Houston garage and it was worth every penny to have that, especially in the summer. My boil off rate was about the same when I was at 75% power with an...

Do you still have this? If so can you send some pics?

77581 Thanks!

I’m interested if you would ship to Texas.

I’m a thread OG! I forgot about that… need to try that next time.

I still love mine. I’ve found to get my efficiency consistently in 65-70% range, I’ve had to crush really fine. Makes cleaning the basket kinda a pain but I have figured out a process for that. I would definitely buy it if I had to do it all over again.

Brewing a blonde ale and I have two yeast on hand I haven’t used before. Making this for a river trip and want a refreshing beer, with some flavor. I have WLP080 and WLP005. I had the idea to make a 50/50 starter and use that. Might get the crisp refreshing qualities from the 080 and the 005 to...

I saw on instagram somewhere someone had the Ss brewtech 10 gallon lid and used that for the steam slayer. It was out of stock when I looked last so I just drilled a hole through the one that came with mine. I was worried that the steam would escape that rubber piece but it doesn’t and the steam...

I’ve been crushing finer and have hit 72% on my last few brews, I think I was in the 50’s on my fist one . I’ve just used the Ss brewtech mill at my LHBS at +2 and that’s working great. I’ve been throwing hops in loose also and just build up my loss by .25 gals and that has been working. Steam...

I have found that to be the complete opposite. I had an issue with my mash basket and lid and they shipped a new one out immediately. I’ve always had great customer service from them.

My main knock is the software should be better. Touch screen is cool and all but it would be nice to automate and monitor on the phone, that was a big miss. Overall I still love the system. I just did a 18lb mash and the basket was super easy to lift out and drain. I usually let it drain over...

Also forgot to mention two pumps that are off of Amazon, 5 gpm, are included.

I recently went to an all in one and floating getting rid of this setup as I’ve downsized by kegerator and only doing 5 gallon batches. Not sure what to ask, starting at 500 obo. The controller was DIY and not sexy but gets the job done, built in 2019 and have about 20-25 batches through it...

Do you still have this? If so is it the heating and cooling?

Any chance you would be able or interested in shipping?

I went .075 on my first and .05 on the second brew. I’m gonna go a little finer on my next one. Good call on the brew cube, I’ve got one on the way as I havr mine on a 36” tall table and needed a chair to brew. It’s a hefty unit! I still love mine, still making some tweaks to get to 70%...

I searched to see if there was any threads on this and didn’t see any, sorry if this has already been discussed. I’m looking the the Set Power AJ30 as a glycol chiller option. It runs off a compressor and reviews say it can get down to 5F. It even has a app to control it. Only thing I don’t...