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  1. TrevHTX

    Cost Comparisons - What won’t screw me in the long run

    No issues with the current system, just hoping to upgrade all the works and make everything a little more streamlined. Hopefully increase efficiency while I’m at it.
  2. TrevHTX

    Cost Comparisons - What won’t screw me in the long run

    Hey everyone! It’s about that time of year to upgrade my homebrew setup. I’ve been running a cooler mash/lauter and fly sparge system for close to a year now, and I feel like it’s time to upgrade the works. I’m sticking to my 3-vessel design I currently have, so I’m starting to look into...
  3. TrevHTX

    Keggle as a Mash Tun - Burning the grains?

    An all-in-one brew system seems like it would take all the fun out brewing, and there is no room for upgrading the system
  4. TrevHTX

    Keggle as a Mash Tun - Burning the grains?

    After doing more research I am contemplating doing my own build for a RIMS system, rather than purchasing a pre-made system. I’m a little handy so I figure the RIMS tube shouldn’t be too hard of a build, but I still need to do research on a good element and controller to invest in (I already...
  5. TrevHTX

    Keggle as a Mash Tun - Burning the grains?

    I’m really digging how this whole setup works. Do you ever have to worry about the actual element making contact with the grains?
  6. TrevHTX

    Keggle as a Mash Tun - Burning the grains?

    You mind sending a link to a Rims system that could work with my 12 gal northern brewer cooler? I’ve heard of a HERMS system but not a RIMS Thanks!
  7. TrevHTX

    Keggle as a Mash Tun - Burning the grains?

    Right now I’m currently using a cooler mash tun system to brew my all-grain beers, but I’m looking to switch to a Keggle mash tun in order to step-mash etc. I’m wondering if I’ll run into any problems with burning my grains in a keggle mash tun with the direct heat from a propane burner?
  8. TrevHTX

    Using Washed Yeast for Future Batches

    I have just recently washed yeast from a batch of Cream Ale that has finished it's fermentation period. I used approximately 1 gallon of water to wash the yeast, and have poured it off into 2 containers which are currently sitting in my fridge. I know that the yeast multiples during the...
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