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  1. sgtpinky

    Ebay, Gumtree and FB Marketplace

    Not knowing what the ledger looks like, that seems pretty cheap.
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    Comment by 'sgtpinky' in media 'Prototype - Base Panel Layout'

    Nice work. That's the way to do it - I did the same when I milled my panel.
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    Comment by 'sgtpinky' in media '650ss'

    Thanks for posting this pic!
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    Capping screw-top bottles - few concerns!

    I cap screw-tops flat out, never had a problem. My capper doesn't fit perfectly either - maybe just a thing with some cappers. I use loose dextrose to carbonate, so I usually tip the bottle a few times to mix that in, and a poor seal is immediately visible and can be fixed there and then. I...
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    Home Build Mash Tun/Boiler Combo (BIAB)

    Power = Voltage x Current So a 5500 Watt (power) element on 240 Volts will draw roughly 23 Amps (current). So if you wanted to run one of these elements you'd have to get a sparky to put in a 30 Amp circuit and then run a cable and plug to suit. As michaeld16 said, a normal household powerpoint...
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    Where to cut Keggle

    Yep, find a lid at an op shop or elsewhere and make a jig to get a nice fit for it - or rough cut by hand within 2-3mm and then grind out the rest to get a perfect fit.
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    Introducing Brewton

    I just want to reply to this bit for other people reading this thread. An alternative approach if you want to use a spare laptop is to use an Arduino (or whatever), which is just a USB serial COM device, and then send/receive data to/from the Arduino with any software you like (Python, Java...
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    RIMS set up - 100L pot dimensions and suitable burners

    Why gas for HLT? Surely elec is a better option for HLT since you want to use a PID on that to get to a steady-state temp. Gas on the BK for sure, for me. Just speed. LPG, you sacrifice cost a bit, but it brings a good 70L+ batch to the boil ASAP.
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    Comment by 'sgtpinky' in media 'Mill Master Brew Stand - complete'

    Very nice work. I'm drooling more over your workshop though.
  10. sgtpinky

    Post Your Ghetto Gear Thread. The < $2.00 Hopper

    Angus, that's excellent. Great way to support the shelf without permanent modification to the fridge.
  11. sgtpinky

    uKeg pressurised growler on Kickstarter

    chemfish is "that guy" at parties. "Mew-keg" - what are you talking about ;) Yeah, I wouldn't touch Kickstarter as a general rule. Especially if it's already over the target. People just keep throwing money at it unnecessarily. I guess at least they know they have a market.
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    uKeg pressurised growler on Kickstarter

    Thought this was a great idea: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/growlerwerks/the-ukegtm-pressurized-growler-for-fresh-beer Smashed the target for the fund raising. They have the 64oz (1.9L) one for $99 and the 128oz (3.8L) for $129.
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    2015 Hop Plantations, Show Us Your Hop Garden!

    Haha, good repurposing of spare CAT-5! I have a huge roll of black co-ax under the house, you're giving me ideas...
  14. sgtpinky

    Amarillo... Yum!

    Amarillo is brilliant. That cultivar is gold. Those bastards.
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    $25 grain mill motor from bread maker

    Semi-related, has anyone used a washing machine motor before? I have a spare one I salvaged. It is capacitor start as well. It seems to run on the fast side, but I think it should have enough power (I can't stop it by hand).
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    Fridge Restoration

    Looks awesome. Love the orange on the handles. One of my six Chinooks has come up this week (in Melbourne), so they won't be far away.
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    Comment by 'sgtpinky' in media 'New hop trellis 2'

    Nice! Doubles as a crucifix if you ever need to nail someone up.
  18. sgtpinky

    Are the Auber RTD temp probes still the go?

    They do have an XLR option now for a couple of bucks more.
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    Comment by 'sgtpinky' in media 'After'

    That's some neat joinery work, nice one
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    Comment by 'sgtpinky' in media 'Mill motor'

    Nice job! Looks very tidy
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