So you'll be bringing it to the case-swap?.... best hour and a half tinkering ever.. going to mill with it tmoz and the best thing is that it's easily portable :beerbang:
So you'll be bringing it to the case-swap?
You've inspired me to make my own - a little more portable, but fits on a cut-keg-top:... and the best thing is that it's easily portable :beerbang:
Yeah the battery does always seem to run low right when I'm doing something important, but that's why there are two.The problem I had with the Ryobi cordless is I was always forgetting to charge the effing battery or it would run low by the end of the bill.. and though it looks like you will cable tie the trigger to a setting I never got round to that, was the way I was heading though...
Though this one is a plug in it's a little more set and forget... Was really getting to detest sitting there milling there's just so much more I could be doing if it was looking after itself <_< Hopefully now it will..
That's a good idea, I have a baby-bottle sterilizer here if anyone wants it - I was going to use it for yeast-stuff until I got the pressure cooker.so dont chuck your baby bottles fellas, reuse them in the brewery! And the're FREE.
ghetto steralizable slurry containers.....baby bottles! twas cleaning out baby stuff we no longer need/use and came across the tommy tippy baby bottles. flat bottom flat top a few hundred mls capacity. perfect for collectingt and storing slurry instead of using PET bottles which you cant steralise or stack on top of each other.
so dont chuck your baby bottles fellas, reuse them in the brewery! And the're FREE.
ghetto steralizable slurry containers.....baby bottles! twas cleaning out baby stuff we no longer need/use and came across the tommy tippy baby bottles. flat bottom flat top a few hundred mls capacity. perfect for collectingt and storing slurry instead of using PET bottles which you cant steralise or stack on top of each other.
so dont chuck your baby bottles fellas, reuse them in the brewery! And the're FREE.
I need some more of those (bottom fell out of one making yoghurt last night), problem is that I hate olives and we don't eat enough sauerkraut, sundried tomatoes or the like to buy them in big-jars. ;(I use olive jars they are really good for collecting yeast slurry, contains 700g of olives beer bottle for scale
Great idea, thanks!Gherkins, Wolfy, gherkins!
my almost 3yo loves them so we buy them by the carton. Under $2 a jar to keep with the theme.
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reminds me to throw out a heap which are well past it's best buy date:
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EDIT: At Aldi of course, where else?
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