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  1. malt junkie

    Single Vessel Brewing - RoboBrew 35L Gen 3

    Nice to see the eye to detail being put in. Do you have a ball park pricing as yet? (Saving will be required!)
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    Single Vessel Brewing - RoboBrew 35L Gen 3

    Which way are you guys leaning regarding the power for the Robo65 are you going a single 3000w(ish) element or the more compatible 2 elements under 2400w with 2 power cables. Or is this one of the issues your working through? MJ
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    eBay stock pots

    Tall maybe for MLT and HLT but for Kettle I like wide and well over size for brew length, really helps with keeping trub and hop matter out of the fermenter if there's space for a nice trub cone after whirlpool.
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    From the Bush

    If it's the guy I'm thinking of, he's related to my landlord, and has a fierce reputation several towns in each direction, bloody good tucker!
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    Continuing Rant Thread - Get it Off Ya Chest here

    DCB I vote for beer! And more beer ... and sex ... and ....ok that's not quite legal... um ...Karma heh politics Mike
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    KegLand.com.au... whata ya got?

    Opps, for those that don't know me, I should state though I was more than a little vocal in some "other" threads, I have no affiliation with this or any other commercial entity, any BB's I run are with out favour (well where possible to my fellow brewers). I'd just really like to see some...
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    100 litre 3v electric brewery build

    Keep going mate, I have similar brew length aspirations (not all electric sadly) really enjoyed your work so far. If you work hard a Pressure ferment is well drinkable @ day6:party:
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    KegLand.com.au... whata ya got?

    I know it's a little out of the ordinary to have a member start a sponsor thread, however I'm sure like myself after much rumour, conjecture and seemly a complete decimation of some of the most popular and in cases basic stocks not just with one retailer but with some products across the...
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    CO2 Cylinders

    Mate where I live, one backup is a sure way to run out , 3x6kg+ and 3 soda stream for crisis!:hairout: You can never be too safe right, and running out of beer during a test series ... well it just ain't safe!:eek:
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    Fermenting Under Pressure

    Have an IPA in cold crash, been that way for 10 days, arm in a cast so can't lift the bugger out! I'm get yeast blocks on it if I leave it for a day. Not too much of a concern .... it tastes so darn good, it may never get transfered(except to glass).
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    Topsflo TD-5

    Yeah but this one is closer to the KK price and I'd be jumping on KK's SS heads, before they're gone. (* wait why am I telling you guys I could miss out here) ED: fark ya beat me nosco!
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    DIY Kegmenter

    Break a scaphoid (tiny bone in your wrist) you'll be in a cast 10 to 12 weeks, your arm will then easily fit through said 4" opening. Problem solved! (seems I've done this for a second time to my right hand see the doc tomoz for the results. Though upside I have 2 50L kegmenters that need...
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    DIY Kegmenter

    I'd be on the 58L band wagon too, though not fussed 4 or 6 inch opening.
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    DIY Kegmenter

    I've previously used a grinder or dremel. Dremel would be the way to with this particular job. Make a template, mark the keg with a shapie, the with the dremel create a light groove on the line, continue to follow that same groove till you've cut right the way through. You will still need to...
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    Topsflo TD-5

    They are, but KK have a bigger model available 52LPM, 65w as opposed to 25w. ED: checked their website, as with alot of their gear this is currently out of stock, It could be a bit of a wait.
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