Jim's Beer Kit

The welding regs are fine if you have pressure relief on the kegs. If you don't its a bomb waiting to go off.

Hope you enjoy the build as much as the brews and beers.. if u want your tun under the table, how about a sliding shelf to allow u easy doughing in access, tho underletting will significantly reduce flourballs and the need for extensive doughing in. You could fit 2 x buffalo and a tun on the table ...

Bull by the horns and all of that. Fair play. I'm envious of the space you have to do this. When my wife said 'I know where you could tidy and build an AG set up, get rid of your fridges.' it was one of those roller coaster moments only your woman can create. Looking forward to seeing how your buil...

Heron1952 wrote:Won't it be difficult putting the grain in and stirring, with the mash tun underneath?

It's quite roomy but yes it would be better on top but I'm trying to keep it compact.

Although I said I never would for few years, it's AG time for me. This is the first part of my build that I bagged FOC from work. Any suggestions where to put everything? Thinking about putting the mash tun on the bottom with the plate chiller and a couple of pumps with 2 Buffalo 40l boilers on top....

Nice one, I'll give the white ago then.

Crikey, glad I didn't add anything else to mine. Think I'll try a bottle tonight.

Have you tried beer line cleaner? It's designed to de solve beer stone.

Woops.

Yeah I noticed, I threw the old ones as the new ones look a lot more hygienic. They changed months ago.

I read this as 'possible draft question'. Sorry I have beer on the brain!

This is making me want to go AG but the terminology means nothing to me.

Can you please translate!?

8ml is 0.27 us oz, there is a 1/4 mark on the bottle.

We are not making Swiss watches here are we....

It's the other way around, DC loads 'hold' contacts on so you need specific contacts for the appropriate voltage. But in this instance I'm sure it will be fine as such low voltage and current applies.

You obviously still need a 230VAC supply to it.

Edited post to English.....note to self, must proof read Tapatalk post.