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In Sydney they don't even do that; ATRICS (automated train routing indicating control system) does it all (big FO Computer). Only time the signaler does something is for exchange cars or break down, setup a work site or other emergency working. Even major track work is programed in, months in...

Glad you didn't throw any weight behind previous brews being some what successful or not.

In NSW the signaling for the trains is now 95% automated ( the entire time table and can still run without intervention up to 20mins late), there used to be local signal boxes everywhere employing at least 2 people a shift, they were all centralised and then automated hundreds of jobs gone never...

A lot of decision making and build took place under the influence of the flu, as well as various medications. Hell I happy it looks close to square. More supprising, it works!

Thats because while you know exactly what you just meant the rest of us are at a bit of a loss, but it looks shinny and at $360, that's a lot of shiny for your dollar.

Well I can't afford the craft bar required to quit the addiction... who knew..

Is that just in non smoking environs or anywhere?

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None of the **** knuckles in Alice or Brokenhill drink beer mate, it's a 4L cask.

Final numbers should be in by this weekend hopefully. Saturday Lunch needs to be tied down with a taker on getting steaks and snags or burgers what have you. Need someone local to do the shopping for breaky, or I can get it done friday morning on my way. @MartinOC are you up to grabbing the...

Currently for one with shipping comes to US$61 for 20 comes to US$886, a significant saving there without getting a discount or specific shipping, the other thing is I'd probably ask them to drop the ball lock connector(I think we all have one or can get one without the expense of shipping it...

Full bags I use 60L fermenter type drums, half bags 25L bunning fermenter drums, anything less goes to snap lock systema type containers. My tupperware range makes the missus look like a novice:fallingoffchair:

Hmm yet to bite the bullet, they did just restock, might grab one for testing, then have a chat with Bobby see if he can do a bulk lot down under, watch this space, prolly just after Xmas.

I ran the recent BB, when first considering the buy I wanted a better mill than I had, I also wanted value for money. I would say the Monster mills and the mash master are on par, the Mattmill while better than either was just a little too pricey. The cost of postage from the states sealed the deal.

We use these on our biannual swap brews, 2x hex (@2400w each)2x 200l+ mashes. Ramping can be a long slow process (but it has been done), but will easily maintain. I think the swap rig is now out to 7HL @1070 or something crazy.

Swappers 1. Idzy 2. Mardoo - Treacle Stout 3. Technobabble66 - Rezza Bitter (WLP-059) 4.6%, drink now, but maybe leave an extra week. 4. DJ_L3thAL - Macleod Bitter (WLP059) 4.8%, drink now. 5. JB - Sticke 'em up! 6.5% drink 2018 6. Micbrew 7. 8. 9. AJ80 10. Whiteferret 11. 12. malt mule...

There is no movement on the drill. Yes the stand is an old shower chair. I need to strip it all down and paint, or that timber will warp. See how it goes, I do have some 19mm ply about. Takes 2or 3 minutes to remove the drill if need be.

The holes in the base of the mill are M6, the bolt hole in the ozito is M10. The void is 90mm x 142mm, hole centers 102mm x135mm. I used a peice of 19mm timber as the base, and a piece of 8mm ply to raise the mill. Would be best to use ply for both. For the drill mounting I used 2 huge washers...

****! ok I'll grab the other, at swap good for you?