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  1. skippy

    Tragedy In The Shed

    +1
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    Ebay, Gumtree and FB Marketplace

    great paddles,i've got one of these - nice and heavy (would help with a few of holes)
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    Russian Imperial Stout Maturing Time

    I would mature in the bottle mate, for at least 6 months to 1 year. Iv'e just made 20L batch with OG SG 1.104, and it got to 1.023 just using one packet US05, fermemted at approx 20 C.
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    Don Burke's New Brewery

    nice setup mate, but where are the sight gauges ?
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    Keg Transfer Made Easy...

    why did i wait so long to buy a pressure release valve for the gas dissconnect! tranfer at 100kPa from dirty keg - filter - clean corny, 20 L took 5 min
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    Don't Be Disheartened By The Anti-extract Hype Of All Grain

    she is a HOTty!!!! :icon_drool2:
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    Control Box

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    Motorising A Mill

    this should get your creative juices flowing;
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    Motorising A Mill

    but, once you add up the cost of the mill $$$, motor $$$ and someone to weld stand with hopper including materials (i cant weld), it adds up, but you have a bit 'o' bling!
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    Motorising A Mill

    12' and 2' pulley wheel should cost about $ 60, 'V' belt about $5.
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    Motorising A Mill

    you need to make sure that the centre of the pulley is an exact fit to the keys on motor and mill - with the keysteel locking wheels onto their respective keys or the process is a waste of time. Any place that sells electric AC motors should be able to put you onto a pulley place if they dont...
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    Motorising A Mill

    sorry about that - my bad!!!!! other way around!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! lol
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    Motorising A Mill

    3/4 hp, 1475 rpm motor similar to this will provide enough grunt to do the job; http://cgi.ebay.com.au/3-4HP-55kW-1425rpm-...=item255c88520c with a 12' A pulley on the key of the MILL!!!!, connected via a 'V' rubber belt to 2' A pulley on the key of the MOTOR!!!!!!! should give you 1:6 gear...
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