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Got pics mate?

Works well. Thanks.

Thanks mate, much appreciated.

The thread that (hopefully) keeps on giving. All pics will be put on at the end. Picked up a breville bread maker today and just ripped it apart. The cap has no tabs just 2 wires soldered directly to the motor see pics. Any help on this side of things would be appreciated. Cheers

Don't smash with galaxy, too harsh for early additions. I'd suggest something like mosaic or Amarillo But the malt should be ok in a smash

X2 here. I have only brewed slightly twisted versions of the s&w to sample different types of hops while i perfect my technique.

Sorry Do AG BIAB. Got a keggle to do the boiling[emoji106]

Tried these 3 beers the other night and the bridge rd little bling was very nice. Just wondering if there's a recipe out there for it Cheers

He does do biab but aside from quantities and methods a smash recipe is a smash recipe and he's done a few - at least that was where I was heading with the suggestion anyway. Good luck with brew day keep us posted with results

I follow fast homebrew (ruddager on this forum) as my main homebrewer on YouTube. Gash slugg is one who uses a robobrew so be worthwhile following him too. Craigtube is another but i havent watched his stuff for ages. personally I think im getting a better understanding of what im doing as i...

Only a new brewer myself so relied on YouTube and forums etc for help. Then i had a mate who is opening a distillery come give me a few pointers. He said my processes were ok just need to fine tune things which will come with experience so i was pretty happy with that. Below is a recipe that im...

Today I bottled my first batch with coopers ale and brewed my second batch. Cant comment on the final result just yet but getting great efficiency so far

The ally might be a problem. Something about leaching stuff into the wort if i recall. Gumtree for a keg (or if you wanna risk it, permanently borrow one from a pub or similar) cut the top off and away you go

You got the answer as well as info on where to look for the answers next time. I didn't see it as being a smart arse or anything other than helpful. Perceptions a bitch especially on forums as text has no tone. It causes many misconceptions and arguments simply due to ones interpretations of...

Check out fast homebrew on YouTube he brews biab in a crown urn. Im no expert but I wouldn't be worried much about the water unless you are trying to enter a competition. As far as i know you should be able to make decent beer from rain water and most tap water

I use an old keg and gas burner. Works well for me and a few others locally

There could be some mechanical aids to help with the lifting. Still be a pain in the rear but you'd eventually find a solution that works well for you.

Putting the feelers out for info as a move might be on the cards. Looking for info regarding employment options, better places to live etc, and of course homebrew suppliers and the homebrew scene in general. Get in touch via private message cheers

Its basically the cheap n nasty option. Yep meets regulations so not doing anything wrong but not best practices either

We looked at building a new house, but life changed and it didnt end up happening, i digress... anyway when we were going through the processes every builder we talked to said that while its a cheaper way to do it and it also meets minimum regulations most engineers wont certify it as suitable...