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Ran almost 10 lbs through at .040, little flour, worked awsome, very very consistent. It's an absolutly awesome upgrad. Next batch I will open it up just a little. The girst was 1/2 pilsner, 1/2 wheat. The dust control is excelent. Made a quick video, but it was to big.

That's awesome. The table has a dust chute on the underside to help with that, I was going to start around .35 ish to figure out where I need it for my setup

Yes it's at home. I was fortunate enough to build my space into the house. The floor is garage epoxy, and it has a little slop. A floor squeegee works wonders. Here is a little better view

It will get used next weekend, I thought about taking a couple lbs through just to see, really like table it's on, very stout, the mill itself is heavy, it's a bit different than the barely crusher mill ots replacing

Good call

Been waiting 10 monthes for this, I ordered the first hour it went live last year, had to find somewhere to share,

I am always looking to improve. I recently replaced the exhast fan and am having condensation issues with the new fan. I also would like a little more open feel the brewery. I wondered if by attaching the fan to the condensation lid, leaving the bottom where the water drips out open, if I can...

I have seen lots of great threads for the condenser style of lids, but i was starting to wonder. Has anyone done a version where instead of a condenser the lid just direct hooks to an exhaust fan?

This is the second iteration that will probably stay around for awhile. I like that the tee doesnt stick out as far. I ended up using u bolts and 1.5 in hard mount to the same sort of steel in the first one.

1st iteration update. i didnt like the placement I had originally intended to mount it with 4 holes but it didnt work how i thought it would. it stuck out a bit to far after i attached the tee i run on the front of pumps. t

Very cool options

I belive the table is 16 gauge, so not thick enough to flush but the top is strong enough, I really like the idea of standoffs or the extensions, make it solid but help get it out of the way and reduce some piping

Love the suggestions, I welcome if there are other thoughts too.

that is a great suggestion keep them coming!

Hello all, I have been searching the forum for pump mounting hardware options and having a heck of a time finding a thread that talks about the hardware options for pump mounting. I currently have 2 different types of mounts employed in the brewery. The old fashioned U bolts, and some pipe...

That's awesome you found what works for you, and that is what it is all about, enjoying this great hobby.

if you have a the oportunity in the space a floor drain is great, its really useful. Also look at the space and venting, i have a 6 inch exhaust that that seems plenty for me. i typically do 5 to 6 gallon batches brewing electric. the floor is just simple clear epoxy to keep it from staining...

Hello, my appologies if i missed anything from the original poster(any many in between) I have had the opportunity over the years to slowly upgrade my system, add a vessel upgrade a vessel. Sell old equipment for a lot less than i bought it for. For many of these years i have used a herms...

I still miss the pico brew before they went out of buiness, https://www.picobrew.com/ was great fot that in between big batch brewing, on a small neat automated system. The igulu looks like it would get used once and done, or you would always be out of beer.

http://www.williamsbrewing.com/PAINT...TOR-P3933.aspx I have a slightly different version of the mini regulator i use for my porttable sutup, and well as alot of moving beer through kegs in my brewery. I have used it to carb, and just dispense beer. I have a 9 oz tank and a 20 oz tank i use...