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This is a natural gas duckbill burner. .. https://www.auscrown.com.au/page/shop/flypage/product_id/170/keyword/duckbill And a videither for us visual learners. ..

58 views and no replies? i just may have to buy it and give it a try

I am looking at buying a natural gas burner and am not sure if I want the jet style or the duckbill style. The duckbill will have the same BTU (if i get the same number of nozzles of course) but the duckbill seems to have a more concentrated flame area. From videos it looks like the jet nozzles...

found this also.. http://beersmith.com/blog/2008/02/20/better-beer-with-late-malt-extract-additions/

Interesting, I had no idea that it would increase the hop utilization. It seems like it would depend on the type of beer you are brewing. Late addition may be good for lighter beers because this would reduce the scorching and camelization of the malt. But at the same time you would have to...

So I have been brewing for about a decade but have not made an extract batch for about 8 years (been all grain for a while). I am opening up a u-Brew in Olympia, Wa so I need to brush up on my partial extract brewing skills. I see a lot of recipes that add half of the LME/DME just before the...

some great links here guys, thanks!

I have a friend that tried to open a nanobrewery but ended up not working out. His equipment is now available to me. I now has a 42 gallon mashtun and a 75 gallon boil kettle. I am wondering what final batch size can be made with a 42 gallon mashtun? It would be great to have a final 1-1.5 bbl...

awesome work! and awesome thread. Im gonna work on my 24 bottle washer once the next paycheck comes in. I want to get the outside of the bottles washed as well so it will be in an enclosed bin with 2 extra spayers that just shout sanitizer everywhere