You're wasting your time. It won't add anything but time to your brewday (when you could be watching Matlock reruns) and scars to your hands from errant hole saws.CoxR said:If I don't upgrade from my single recirculation vessel, what am I going to do with all these pots.
6v ? bitchin'CoxR said:If I don't upgrade from my single recirculation vessel, what am I going to do with all these pots.
I have never done anything other than AG, but have done gas heated BIAB and the very first brew (Tony's Bright ale) is still one of the best I have ever managed.Ducatiboy stu said:BIAB......partials......heaps of things
Surprisingly it doesnt have to be that big. A smaller HEX can allow you to ramp temps up quickerCoxR said:So my question is what size pots would people who run a External HEX hang onto if I want to knock out 3 cubes per brew? I will be buying a hermit coil next week and already have some heating elements for heating sparg water.
I think a new kettle with a Herm-it will be fine, I was just wondering if the good quality thicker stainless pot was better for the mash tun or the boil?Ducatiboy stu said:Surprisingly it doesnt have to be that big. A smaller HEX can allow you to ramp temps up quicker
I have absolutely zero experience here, but after reading the hex modelling thread , i did manage to pick up some useful info (after my eyes stopped bleeding)CoxR said:So my question is what size pots would people who run a External HEX hang onto if I want to knock out 3 cubes per brew? I will be buying a hermit coil next week and already have some heating elements for heating sparg water.
Thank god it was a brewers rigMartinOC said:Bleeding eyes? Here's a piccie of my rig that I just went outside to take.
no plans to do so..Benn said:This is not helping my obsessive procrastination over which system I'm going to build.
Probly just start with a 3v then downscale to a 1v like everyone else eventually does.
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