
great video, thanks

Yep - I put a couple on there when I set it up....makes it dead easy to remember water levels!pdtnc wrote:top tip... is the O-ring round the sight tube
Thanks!DrewBrews wrote:Awesome video mate, well worth the >200MB download. I've never seen RIMS in action before, very impressive how clear the wort is after all that recycling.
Why you batch sparge? is that just easier with the RIMS? seems a bit of a shame to have to recirculate again after you get it running nice and clear.
simple one wrote:Fantastic. Whats next then? Commercial brewery? First dibs on your kit!
I can't take credit for it......I copied it off someone on here in the first place....can't remember who, but I'm thinking either Garth or Vossy?jubby wrote:Nicely done adm and a nice quality video. I like the 'o' ring on the sight tube idea also.........I'm pinching that idea.
Sorry - missed replying to this yesterday.....arturobandini wrote: Where is your old man based? Cape area is probably my favourite bit but as my Mrs is from Gangster Province (Gauteng) it's a bit of a schlep in the car. Will be going to Kwazulu Natal for 10 days though as it's apparently got some very nice weather this time of year. Will be swimming in shark netted shores only after that British Chap was scoffed by a Great White the size of a mini bus.
That would be perfick. I will caution you and say that the paint used on those is probably Chinese and may very well contain lead, or arsenic, or cyanide, or kryptonite. And that after a dozen or so uses and soaking in strong sanitiser, it will fade and not be bright and shiny anymore. But my beer doesn't taste any the worse for it.....and lead has been used in our plumbing system for hundreds of years without us all dying....floydmeddler wrote:Cracking video man. You should get it on Youtube!
I'm sold on the paint stirrer. That's not lazy, it's genius!
Would this do the trick?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/PAINT-MIXING-TOOL ... 19b8845a65
Cheers