Shiny things from IKEA
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Zebra
Shiny things from IKEA
I'm getting along with building my brewing equipment now. I found some stainless steel topped kitchen units in IKEA and reckon they are a good base for the kit as they don't mind getting wet. Seeing as everyone seems to be keen on piccies I'll try and post a photo here of what I've done so far, obviously the wiring still needs to be finished. Most of the wires you can see are for the temperature probes for the HLT and one to monitor the mash temperature.
Last edited by Zebra on Sun Oct 01, 2006 8:58 pm, edited 3 times in total.
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Zebra
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Seveneer
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Zebra
Ahh, but you've got a garage - that makes me jealous. I can do a 'Seven' though. Austin that is, so somewhat different to yours although bits of my type of Seven were used by Colin Chapman in the construction of the first versions of your type of Seven.... Sorry, back to beer!Seveneer wrote:I'm jealous. I'd love to be brave enough to comandeer the utility room for my brewery but I suspect I would soon become a eunuch
/Phil.
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Seveneer
Yes the garage is good but I am concerned with the humidity brewing causes and the effect it has on the Seven and my bike. Therefore, I open the garage door when I boil. God knows what the neighbours think I'm doing 
I don't think there's much Austin Seven in my Caterham altough I do have Triumph front suspension uprights complete with trunnions
/Phil.
I don't think there's much Austin Seven in my Caterham altough I do have Triumph front suspension uprights complete with trunnions
/Phil.
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Zebra
