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The size is 5M

I had the three roller, sold it to one of our club members, and bought the geared 3 roller surprising the difference it makes to the husk no shredding and an almost full husk. You will definitely see a huge difference.

I went with the Guten after reading the Guten thread, still happy with the choice I made and advice I have received on this forum since the purchase.

Will you be selling any rhizomes?

I tried 65% and it has never quite cut it, probably differences in grain crush an systems.

Gives a whole new meaning to 'Hand job'

Just fill up with some luke warm water and sodium perc and the Krausen ring just falls away, any stubborn stains, a piece of wood with a rag tied around the end. Or ask the wife to clean it.:)

Looking forward to seeing the Fermentasaurus 3, (the bottom half)

I would go for the KegLand kegerator, it has the tick of approval, it may be the Australian Communications tick of approval, but hey, maybe you get a free phone or something.:)

Thanks WEAL for putting my malt aside looking forward to trying Voyager, I can get it in locally too. Belco Brew Supplies for those in Canberra.

I work for Access Canbera inspecting electrical work, (wiring) I think it is to do with brewing if the units the brewers them selves are using equipment which doesn't meet AU/NZ standards, thats why compliance certificates are in place. Doesn't it seem odd that they have followed the compliance...

As I said,a lot of the certification is done in China it is cheaper to get it done there I would imagine Keg King has the certification done there too. But another thing which would bother me is using the tick of approval when not a registered responsible supplier, (lifted from the Guten V...

So what would happen if every importer said, 'Yeh all OK, the manufacturer told me it has certification' where does that leave the Australian consumer? The manufacturer could get the certification done in China to AU/NZ requirements but still have to give a compliance number. All seems a bit on...

Not games, facts, before April 1st 2019 Australian states and territories had different electrical safety standards, what may have been necessary to be certified in one state may not in another, which makes it impossible to police. Sensibly they are now being drawn under one set of rules. A...

Definitely there under Bevie Craft, they are listed as responsible suppliers, they only have the stills and the Grainfather under electrical appliances. How many items have Kegland got?

How many have Kegland got? If you are looking for the Grainfather look under Bevie Craft.

I just did a check on ERAC register Kegland has nothing registered including Brewzilla or Robobrew, maybe they are not a responsible supplier?

It isn't unique to put the yeast on the grain be,d I noticed Professor Nguyen on his brewing demo did the same thing.

I hardly think thats fair, in this thread alone which WEAL started and has contributed a wealth of information. If it wasn't for those following his lead in purchasing the Guten from China and contributing to a successful thread, it may not have come to the notice of KK and making the Guten...

Thanks WEAL.