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  1. Bbowzky1

    Bulk priming.

    its sitting around 12c in my garage atm, if i used us05 for the current brews conditioning out there will they carb and if so over what time frame? i was thinking giving them 2-4 weeks, i can move em inside then theyll be closer to the 16-18c of which they were fermented at
  2. Bbowzky1

    Bulk priming.

    Hey guys it just occured to me that for bottle conditioning i need the yeasties to be eating the priming sugar yeah. well everywhere says leave at room temp for x weeks. currently in my house in melbourne over night room temp is 14 with heater of and up to 16-18 during the day with heater off...
  3. Bbowzky1

    So BIAB is a thing, making the transition from full extract

    Im hoping the blokes grain and grape can help me out. Ill just let em know its for BIAB and im sure theyll mill it for me good
  4. Bbowzky1

    So BIAB is a thing, making the transition from full extract

    I was gunna be using this fridge as a keg fridge and largering fridge however it doesnt work. Probably the last time I ever go pick up a free fridge :( Looking forward to doibg an AG recipe. On a separate note anyone in Melbourne know how to fix a fridge?
  5. Bbowzky1

    So BIAB is a thing, making the transition from full extract

    I guess ill have to give a brew a go then with no chill. I hate wasting water so im not sure about the whole chiller sitcho. Otherwise tho yeah ill be able to make one up I recon. Keen as to do a BIAB. Changing my plans from doing an extract pilsner this weekend to a BIAB :)
  6. Bbowzky1

    So BIAB is a thing, making the transition from full extract

    So I can buy 3m copper from bunnings for 30 odd bucks plus fittings and then use recyled water. Would you guys do that or do one of the following. Transfer to a smaller vessel in an ice bath for cold break or transfer to smaller vessle for last 15min of the boil? Thanks
  7. Bbowzky1

    So BIAB is a thing, making the transition from full extract

    I currently chill all my full extract batches as I like the idea of eliminating chill haze. I dont wanna go backwards to go forward if ya catch my drift. Nah my pots a big old pot from a commercial kitchen. Its not a brewers pot and it doesnt have anything fancy. I do have a 2nd pot wgich is...
  8. Bbowzky1

    So BIAB is a thing, making the transition from full extract

    Far northern suburbs. Back of greenvale just up from tullamarine
  9. Bbowzky1

    So BIAB is a thing, making the transition from full extract

    Yeah I dont have a mill and grain and grape are awedome. They are more then happy to mill or double mill any amount of any grain they have in stock. With my full extract experiance id email em the grain I needed 2 days in advance, go pick it up thursday friday take it home chuck it in the fridge...
  10. Bbowzky1

    So BIAB is a thing, making the transition from full extract

    Ok so we dont really do a protein rest then a saccharification rest? Just do single infusion to saccharification rest temp hold foe 60min and then mash out? If BIAB is as simple and straight forward as it reads and produced quality beer as reviews should suggest I cant see myself going to a...
  11. Bbowzky1

    So BIAB is a thing, making the transition from full extract

    Awesome :) Sounds like other then grains im good to go with a BIAB batch :) Im excited. Except the fridge I picked up the other week for turning into. Keg fridge keeps tripping the gpo switch to the house. Grrr
  12. Bbowzky1

    So BIAB is a thing, making the transition from full extract

    Aha awesome. So you suggest I stop worrying about the bottom then? I bought these bulldog clip peg things from bunnings just before. These will do the trick? http://www.bunnings.com.au/craftright-150mm-metal-spring-clamp_p5860149 No risk of damaging the bag when suspending all that weight?
  13. Bbowzky1

    So BIAB is a thing, making the transition from full extract

    Sounds awesome easy AG brewing and geeat tasting beer with simplified steps to traditional meathods less equipment and only minor improvments over my current full extract brewing methods... I like the sound of this
  14. Bbowzky1

    So BIAB is a thing, making the transition from full extract

    Thanks guys. Loving that your all so helpfull. Just got back from shopping, bunnings and such, (got the day off) I got 4 bull dog type clips to clip the bag in place, I got a pully, 6mm rope and a carabiner. 20 bucks of swiss voil, like 2m ish or something. I got some insulation from Clarke's as...
  15. Bbowzky1

    So BIAB is a thing, making the transition from full extract

    Dont we alwag wanna do a 2 step mash? Protine rest and the saccharification rest? And if we mash out we are gunna get better brewhouse efficiency yeah? Or an I over complicating stuff? Im sure getting all the temps right will be fidly untill I get use to it. I give the beer gools a look at to...
  16. Bbowzky1

    So BIAB is a thing, making the transition from full extract

    Thanks mate your a legend. Over the next few weeks ill build a false bottom. Buy material from spotlight and sew up a bag. By some insulation foam from Clarke's and chuck some velcro on it so as I can pull it on and off. Ill also do a bunch more research and much around with the softwear. if...
  17. Bbowzky1

    So BIAB is a thing, making the transition from full extract

    Ok yeah cool ill get the gear from spotlight and clark rubber :) The pots pretty thick but id hate to ruin a batch so I might make a false bottom for it. Ill have to give the BIAB softwear ago. Does it cost anything or is it a free program thing?
  18. Bbowzky1

    So BIAB is a thing, making the transition from full extract

    I was actually thinking I could get a fry basket/ big colander that I can pull out on a rope on the garage door rails and then I can sparge that way to. I dont really know just spit balling ideas as ive never done it and it seams an easy step up from what im already doing in full extract
  19. Bbowzky1

    So BIAB is a thing, making the transition from full extract

    As in go by the material from spotlight and sew it up? How much is a bag usually? And tjey reusable yeah?
  20. Bbowzky1

    So BIAB is a thing, making the transition from full extract

    Yeah I dont have a bag nor a false bottom (do I really need one of these?) But pretty much everything else. Would everyone suggest sparging the grain? Ie using some water over the bag as ya would when steeping grains? Haha I currently brew in the garage. No spiders yet, the dogs seem to like...
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