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you guys putting holes into it?

give this a shot http://tinyurl.com/6cr6tm

Hey Guys, I have noticed ALOT of people on here appear to also be OCAU members - What is the go with Home Brew attracting "PC Geeks" as such?

What size flask? I have a 1 litre version and get about 1/2 way down - still works a charm. Obviously the vortex gets smaller as the yeast population grows

Looking at this http://www.foodutensils.com.au/mixing-padd...37679ce8ea90267 How would one go about putting holes into it? Would a hole saw work?

one of the main reasons that Iso Hop is used is that the beer will have less chance of becoming light struck, obviously the cost and control is also a major player

I would be worried about the fermenter exploding or warping

ok, I was putting my mill rig together (Based on a Monster Mill 2) and when I got the mill out of the box, there was a little surface rust on it. It has been sitting next to my fish tank and most likely got a couple of splashes when cleaning the tank. So anyway, I used some rust removal stuff...

You do need to remember that one is $7 and the other is considerably more It filters out all hop debris and alot of sediment. There is still sediment in my bottles - which is obviously good as I bottle as opposed to keg. For $7.00 just give it a try and see what you think

Thats the one - I've been using mine for about 12 months and never had an issue - it grabs a heap of stuff when bottling and beers are always clear. For about $7.00 you should give it a go

sorry guys, Only just saw your reply's - I will take a shot tonight and post - I'm pretty sure I got the original idea off here about 18 months ago?

where are the stainless ones coming from - or are people fabricating them themselves? My plastic job snapped - so on the lookout for a new one

Great post mate, Now, I'm off to buy a PID from ebay :)

48 pint glasses for people in Vic - $20.00 5 hours to go http://tinyurl.com/5p9jyv

Fullers ESB JSGA - going downhill thou and much better on tap Anything at the James Squires Brewhouse at Darling Harbour :icon_drool2:

I use a $5 Pope irrigation filter setup from Bunnings - crystal clear beers - Food for thought

CPA is one of the most over rated I have ever tried - I still do not know why people love it? Bland bland bland - just like the state it is brewed in :ph34r:

the grain bill is pretty simple - but no sure how you would carb up urine? I Kid I kid....... :)

i've been thinking alot the same lines - also thinking about one for the kettle for a major whirlpool (I'm not a real brewer, no pump)

Yeah, I used the "nanograph" from the "how to brew" website and then used it to determine how much I would need of each "mineral" to achieve the PH required for a particular brew. My biggest problem was that I never really sat down and read the stuff on water chemistry properly, I would just...