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Yes its still working great and it seems to be incredibly efficient. I may just have really cold ground water though.

sunscribed! cant wait to see this all come together.

Brewed this about a month ago. 1 week in the primary, 1 week in the secondary and 2 weeks in the bottles. Delicious! You have outdone yourself on this recipe. Gracias.

Any thoughts on this pump. Its on the us solar pumps web site. Seems like it will fit my needs. http://www.ussolarpumps.com/onlinestore/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=2_28&products_id=16 this is the description. at the bottom it says it can be made food grade. We offer 2 TL - C07...

Here's my plan. I have the brackets welded to the sides with bolts going through bi figure with this isometric it should lay flat when raised. It may work? I'm not sure if the kettle mt lt layout is the best but that's all negotiable.

Subscribed! Been designing my own foldaway 3 tier compact. You've got some great ideas on this one. I'll share my drawings when I get a minute. Can't wait to see the final product. Good work.

5.5 gallons of wort. I'd be lying if I said I timed it, but it was around 5 -10 minutes.

Just wanted to let everyone know that the long slits held up great. No warping, really great flow rate too. I don't see a need to make any additional cuts. Super easy to clean and it never came out of the bulkhead. Cheers!

I thought I would share the results from my first use with the chiller. 1st of all check out my gangster set up! Then check out the results. 66 when it hit the fermenter! I couldn't be happier. Nothing cracked either and I followed the sanitation procedures posted. Not bad for a...

Thanks for all the great input on cleaning equipment, I took all the suggestions int account when cleaning up after yesterdays brew day.

I'm relatively new to all this. Whats a good order to cleaning my equipment? Wash, scrub, sanitize? What are good products, or cleaners in the house I can use?

The female adapter goes on the nipple coming through the cooler and then the 45 street elbow goes right into that. From there you will need a short piece of 1/2" cpvc to the t.

I will definitely not be storing the chiller with star san in it. I'll just wash really well on brew day and sterilize with boiling water. I figure I can use a compressor and blown air to get any moisture out of it when I store it. Thanks everybody. As you can tell I'm a total newbie.

I believe wal-mart has them in the camping section for coleman gas lanterns. we use to by them when we were building potato canons. They were the twist (flick). On second thought they may have used a flint. Either way it will definitely make a spark to start a fire.

I wasn't aware that would happen...I hope it doesn't.

Looks good.

Sorry about that...I fixed all the images. They should display now.

I know I know...another counterflow chiller. I'm hoping that mine shows a little more affordability than even some of the cheaper versions out there. There were few things that I wanted to do with this chiller 1. Not solder anything 2. Use as little expensive copper as possible 3. Use or...

Thought I would share my material list. That always helps me.

Yeah I'm still using a stainless bulkhead. I thought about adding another row of slits. But I'm going to test it first to see how it works before I make any major modifications. Thanks for your thoughts.