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setting up the new space !!

agree with everything said about the water, definitely not a necessity starting out. great beer can be made without worrying about water chemistry, that comes when you want to make EVEN better beer . which is what everyone here starts to chase in the end! only thing i will say is the sooner you...

have one of each purchased a year ago and kept in the cellar, will entertain all offers. im a rare ipa sucker. let me know what you have....

tank swap program at beer-wine hobby in woburn

not sure if this , or if you have already reviewed it , but on page 7 it has the outputs/inputs you need to use a honeywell valve. or are you looking for a whole set up diagram for a brutus style set up ? https://www.auberins.com/images/Manual/SYL-2342_manual.pdf when i built mine i never drew...

is this still available? i would like to try it out and offer a review, btw your description on amazon says the backing is made of "mental" material.

beer smith might have advice on frozen cutlery check google for a link brother !!!:D:ban::tank:

duuuuudeee just ask beersmith

yo theres a ****load of 1 gallon smash recipes on beer smith just search it.

bro just use beer smith..... duhhh it has all the answers to your problems :ban: http://beersmith.com/blog/2013/09/20/making-mead-for-home-brewers/

well i know that ! haha , just looking to see what some peoples experiences are. I have read tons of recipes so far. not too sure if im looking to go for a smash or not. and seeing if anyone who has had the broken spoke as well as experience brewing them has any advice thats all.

i do not have pics of mine but what i had available was a couple of larger blocks and they were free.99.i separated the connections by a few empty spaces and labeled them. clean build nice work

planning to venture into forming an all amarillo ipa. i was wondering if any of you have ventured down this path and have suggestions as far as grain bill, water style etc. after drinking two cases of the alchemists broken spoke i can not stop thinking about doing something all amarillo, that...

i have a foodsaver as well , it is the older model of basic introductory kit. i believe is was 60 or 70 dollars, works flawlessly and it has the hose kit for mason jars and container which im curious about but have not tried yet . as far as bags go i love the ones linked below and have never had...

wish I was brewing , beers and cleaning , cleaning , and tonight I'll do a little more cleaning .

i supposed you could use either or, i used distribution blocks with jumpers to keep space to a minimum. that way i could distribute 110 ,24, and neutrals all on two blocks using jumpers . with a brutus 10 there is not a ton of wiring . but depending on what size bus's you used those would work...

one thing i learned when building my stand was plan for expansion where you can , while im sure you can get by just fine with the 12's , if you use 14's , the batches you do now will be a little quicker and have the ability to go to larger pots/batches if and when you decide to. i have 3 12's i...

did a quick google search for you , came up with this https://www.ebay.com/p/?iid=282400015899&lpid=82&&&ul_noapp=true&chn=ps there are many other sizes and variants if you google it

i have one like shown above, i have never been able to find particles that may have escaped through the holes. they are not that big of holes. unless your using a large can for a very small amount of hops (which even then is a stretch) i don't see any functional difference. if you were that...