Show us your brewrig

[goomboogo]

Yardy, you're not wrong about the F1-11.

 

[absinthe]

Here's mine (have made a couple of changes since taking this pic)

More pics here http://www.aussiehomebrewer.com/forum//ind...c=30476&hl=

Another thread with various stands here http://www.aussiehomebrewer.com/forum//ind...c=27934&hl=

Cheers

mine just about the same.. an old peice of ply sitting on 3 old 50ltr kegs

Yardy, you're not wrong about the F1-11.

kinda like this one "but mines natural gas"

 

[Franko]

Here's the RedRocket she finally had her launch last week and is now fully operational

Franko

 

[mika]

Woohooo !

Only posted coz there's no 'like' button on this webpage

 

[MCT]

Here's the RedRocket she finally had her launch last week and is now fully operational

Franko

:beerbang: :super:

I vote for the next MALE meet is a brew day at Frankos to break in the Red Rocket!
We've been waiting for this for years!

 

[Barley Belly]

Here's mine I have just done the plumbing upgrade

Ya need some more ball valves

But seriously now
That pipework is shmick B)

 

[hefevice]

Here's the RedRocket she finally had her launch last week and is now fully operational

Franko

:icon_drool2:

 

[doon]

**** that Red Rocket is awesome!!! wish i had the know how to make something as sexy as that

 

[mxd]

Here's the RedRocket she finally had her launch last week and is now fully operational

Franko

that's bewdiful, please don't ruin it by putting dirty grain and water in it.

you could just get yourself an urn and a bag to keek the rocket schmick

 

[yardy]

Yardy, you're not wrong about the F1-11.

Goom, it goes OK for a bloody old heating torch from work , i can get 2*C a minute when heating approx 40lt in the HLT from ambient temps and then throttle back for a nice rolling boil, suprised more brewers aren't using them.

cheers

Dave

 

[Kleiny]

I will put this pic up but will try and get one square on soon.

Man this brewrig rocks makes brewing simple and easy to clean after, worth all the building effort.

Kleiny

 

[QldKev]

I dont see too many BIAB rigs here. Kev? Thunnus? Bribe?
Where are you rigs?

Ok Here's min in all it's glory.



Setup to allow a dual BIAB, currently runs a double batch on one side, and a single on the other.

WATCH THIS SPACE. Over the next couple of months it will become the worlds first BIAB with HERMS!

Link to the post with more pics.
http://www.aussiehomebrewer.com/forum//ind...st&p=523273


Where's the pics of your stand Greg

QldKev

 

[WarmBeer]

I will put this pic up but will try and get one square on soon.

Man this brewrig rocks makes brewing simple and easy to clean after, worth all the building effort.

Kleiny

Top marks for effort, Kleiny, but not a patch on mine

Complete with precarious bucket'o'death

 

[Bongchitis]

WATCH THIS SPACE. Over the next couple of months it will become the worlds first BIAB with HERMS!


QldKev

Keen to see how you go with yours. Currently designing one myself to get going in a couple of months. I might be able to save myself some heartache by sussing yours out. Looks great Kev

 

[puffer555]

I've done a dozen or so BIAB batches and really like the simplicity.
I've also made some great beers, and have found very little limitation with the process.
The small footprint also suits my living situation.
Anyway, I decided I wanted to go higher tech, but still keep the simplicity and small footprint.
So I decided to pimp out the BIAB rig.





Mash temp is controlled by DFRIMS using tempmate.



Only just finished it, but it keeps the temp within 1/2 a degree for 90 mins.
Gonna fully christen it this weekend.
Its about time someone pimped out their biab rig anyway.

:icon_cheers:

 

[yardy]

nice work puffer, you don't leave the gas bottle in there though ?

cheers

Dave

 

[praxis178]

Hmmmm, I did debate whether or not to post anything in this thread, as my esky tun is well just an old esky, and my stock pots are well just stock pots, but my kettle, now that is a work of art!





The interior is 316SS and 1.6mm thick and all started life as flat sheet, till my mate got a hold of it! The original vessel is still in great nick and is sometimes used for crabs and such, it's just that it would only hold 35L and this new SS job holds 42L safely at a rolling boil.....

Pic three is my mash strike water (42L) for tomorrow heating up, takes 30mins to go from tap to boiling.

 

[TidalPete]

Always ready to show off my budget baby renamed Sharkarator (Sorry Chap Chap :lol: ). Long time in the making.
Next on the cards is to rig up my new plate chiller & find some cheap camlocks in a few months.


T

 

[Julez]

I am envious of all those fully automated systems out there B)

Here's mine after a rebuild a few months back. Nice and uncluttered and does the trick for me

 

[Julez]

Here's the RedRocket she finally had her launch last week and is now fully operational

Franko

Wow! That is poetry :super: