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I'll jump in at the last minute, these would be super handy

From their website INKBIRD IHT-1P is an instant and waterproof read thermometer. It would be lucky to see rain 4 to 5 times a year. It's only when the rain blows under the patio. But thats why I paid the extra for a water proof device so I can leave them everywhere that I use them.

I should add. I'm trying to work out if I just had 2 duds and should stay with these or not.

Anyone ever had their Inkbird IHT-1P get water in it? One of mine lives on the front of my bbq and on the occasion if the rain hits on the correct angle, it can hit the thermometer. I've now lost a second one due to it getting internally wet. From their website: INKBIRD IHT-1P is an instant...

I've become more a browser for years. But planning on chiming in a bit more now. Still see quite a few brewers from here, but chatting on facebook these days.

Search for corona mill. Plenty of people use that mill as an entry level option, then keep on using it.

yes please

Yes Please, my salami fridge needs this

I'd go with the spade handle drill Grmblz linked too. Didn't realize my quick search version wasn't a version with a chuck on it.

A lot of people use the paint mixers from Bunnings. Something like this https://www.bunnings.com.au/ozito-1050w-multi-purpose-mixing-drill_p6290204

More a question for Inkbird, but thought would post it on the open forum so more people can gauge on who would be interested in the option. I have an inkbird ibt-4xs that I use for my smoker, great unit. I wanted to also use it for quick brews when I don't want to play with my 3V or 1V, and...

Would be awesome for my pellet smoker, yes please

decent pre-wired one, yes please

15% is about my max, 20% if I felt extreme

mines also not 100% perfect alignment. many years later still doing its job

Motion dynamics supplies 12mm rod with their motor. The spider coupler will need to suit that on one side, and what ever mill size on the other. Since the coupler joins directly to the mill shaft there is no shear pin on that side. Where the rod goes through the mill is the only spot for...

Use a shear pin

I've used the same piece of silicone hose for kegging since about 2009. I don't boil it, I just rinse with fresh water and then spray it with starsan inside and out.

stop complaining and get to Bundy for another beer

not a member so over the top call out fees, but if that is it from the local community in the morning than I will need to pay the $98call out + >$200 battery in the morning for basically a "left head light switch on".